The vodka and other typical Russia drinks that you must try
Introduction
Every country usually has drinks that characterize it and that become traditional allowing them to distinguish them from others. The Russians do not escape this reality, since they have an extensive variety of special drinks, pleasant to the palate and unique that have become Russian’s typical drinks. It is because of the above, that if you are going to visit Russia you should not stop trying these traditional drinks so that your palate is delighted with the best.
Developing
Of the typical Russian drinks do not stop trying the national vodka
Vodka is an alcoholic beverage that is made with cereal (wheat or rye), sugar cane or other fruits, and whose degree of alcohol is 40%. His name comes from the word voda, which means water. When you are in Russia the first typical drink to try. This drink takes pure and without ice, it is not served in glasses but in shots, and something extremely important the bottle that contains it must be very cold.
Thus, to seduce yourself with the typical drinks of Russia a good vodka you must take and do not forget to accompany it with a good intertile (Zakuski) and always provide (Nazdoróvie) health. Do you want to delight the palate? Do not forget to try Kvas, Mors, Kompot, Riázhenka and tea that are the main drinks of Russia:
- KVAS: If you go to Russia in the heat time, do not forget to drink KVAS, which is a very soft fermented drink. Its flavor is intermediate between a soda and beer, they usually call it the Soviet Coca-Cola. It is made with rye and malt flour or also with bran flour and a little rye bread.
- MORS: Drink made with the fermentation of red blueberries, syrup and water. It is a very popular drink with very little alcohol and which can be consumed both hot and cold.
- KOMPOT: It is a typical fruit juice to which starch is added to be thickened. You can find flavors such as гранат (Granada), грша (pear), ябоко (apple), тote.
- Ryazhenka: Fermented milk drink, caramel flavor. A lot is usually done in Russian homes because of its ease. It contains many vitamins, which strengthen the immune system.
- Tea: Another drink of greater consumption and that brings Russians is tea. You can take before or after a meal, with breakfast, with the snack, before going to bed or to have a good time. Any time is good to enjoy a very good cup of tea.
conclusion
If you want to learn more about vodka as one of the most popular drinks in Russia visits the Museum of Vodka History located inside the Izmailovo market in Moscow and the other is the Russian Museum of Vodka located in St. Petersburg where you will know more closelyThis greatest consumption drink in the country. There are many other typical russia drinks both alcoholic and non -alcoholic delicious to the palate and cannot stop trying when Russia wants to visit.
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