Tsipouro

Arriving after a five-hour walk at the cliff-top monastery of Grigoriou overlooking a tranquil bay, monks hand out bowls of Turkish Delight and glasses of aniseed firewater known as tsipouro - their way of reviving exhausted travellers. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Try the octopus stifado at Amfiliki restaurant, washed down with a tsipouro (like grappa) and go to Kentavros bar (where the spirit of the 1960s lives on) to hear whose yacht is in the harbour. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Each meal started with a complementary bowl of Beet and Yogurt Spread, accompanied by tiny glasses of tsipouro and crunchy croutons. ❋ Laurie Constantino (2007)

I generally like tsipouro (another name, among many, for the Mediterranean commonplace), but this was undrinkable. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Find a place to park and visit the large church and the shop nearby the church where you can taste and buy tsipouro ❋ Unknown (2009)

Continue with your car and drive up to Embonas village where you can get your wines and tsipouro if you like it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Meals in this place are accompanied by strong ouzo or tsipouro and concluded with homemade sweets. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Tsililis family is considered one of the producers who have revolutionized the industry, making tsipouro - an authentic Greek spirit. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They were the first to bottle and commercially market "Tsipouro of Thessaly", a region in Central Greece historically known for its distilling tradition and recognized by the EU as a protected designation of origin for tsipouro and grape distillates. ❋ Oberlic (2009)

($14. 45btl) Feb. Pricing "Our vision for the past 20 years remains the same; to make tsipouro with unique qualitative features that capture the rich aroma and taste of the grapes and soil of Thessaly, expressing its very origin." ❋ Oberlic (2009)

Steve: [Whoa dude], how the fuck did you manage [to bone] that [fugly] chick, you must have had a strong stomach! Jim: Nah man, just a fuck load of Tsipouro! ❋ Bushbrother (2008)