Istria: 'Old School Distillery' Tour and Tasting
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Visit the Old School Distillery in Istria and taste local liqueurs and brandies. Learn about the distillation process and the history of the distillery.
Highlights
- Savor the flavors of Istria with a tasting of local liqueurs and brandies
- Learn about the distillation process and the history of the distillery
- Discover the secrets behind the distillery's unique recipes and flavors
- Explore the distillery and see the modern equipment used in production
- Visit the family farm and see the vineyards, olive groves
Description
Visit the Old School Distillery, a family-owned brand located near the Lim Channel in Istria. Learn about the distillation process, which has been perfected over the years with the help of excellent Italian masters. Taste a variety of liqueurs, brandies, and gins, including the classic teranino, sour cherry, and mead liqueurs. Try the distillery's specialties, such as Rosettino, Moscattino chocolate, and Correttino. Learn how top-quality rosè wine is combined with five-fold distilled brandy in Rosettino, while a chocolate note appears alongside muscat wine in Moscatino chocolate. Discover how a century-old recipe of the distillery and a top brand, top-quality coffee and aged brandy, along with a few secret ingredients, produce a top-quality liqueur that goes perfectly with desserts, ice cream, or coffee in Correttino. See the distillery's specially designed modern five-fraction boiler for distillate production and the special tunnel used for aromatization in the production of gin. Learn about the distillery's commitment to environmental energy efficiency standards, including the use of renewable energy sources and the multiple reuse of heated water in the distillate cooling process.Includes
Visit to Old School Distillery Tasting of liqueurs, brandies, and gins Visit to vineyards, olive grovesImportant Information
- Distillery can be visited individually every day from 11h until 19h. Reservation is required.