Pisco is the National Liqour in Peru. It was produced since about 450 years ago. It was imported to Chile during centuries, but about 150 years ago a chilean businessman decided to create a chilean version of Pisco there. Using different grape varieties and a totally different destillery process. At the end , it was another kind of liqour. but the smart chilean businessman - and somehow dishonest - decide to use the already famous name Pisco for its new "aguardiente".
@@AwaywithAJ If you go to Chile and they give you try Chilean "pisco", please it is not. Even, Ed Sheeran said it in Chile: Pisco is Peruvian but Chilean wine is so good, too. Greetings from Lima🌅! :)
Perú was making wine way before argentina and chile existed as countries a friend of mine stores the first grape plant brought to southamerica from europe in his garden modern times dictatorVelasco destroyed wine haciendas in the seventies
Pisco is the National Liqour in Peru. It was produced since about 450 years ago. It was imported to Chile during centuries, but about 150 years ago a chilean businessman decided to create a chilean version of Pisco there. Using different grape varieties and a totally different destillery process. At the end , it was another kind of liqour. but the smart chilean businessman - and somehow dishonest - decide to use the already famous name Pisco for its new "aguardiente".
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@@AwaywithAJ If you go to Chile and they give you try Chilean "pisco", please it is not. Even, Ed Sheeran said it in Chile: Pisco is Peruvian but Chilean wine is so good, too. Greetings from Lima🌅! :)
@@TakittyLove We'll be sure to try if we ever get to Chile! 😃
No mientas. Chile tiene zonas con denominación de origen por el pisco.
Crees que desprestigiando a Chile, tu país será mejor país.
Perú was making wine way before argentina and chile existed as countries a friend of mine stores the first grape plant brought to southamerica from europe in his garden modern times dictatorVelasco destroyed wine haciendas in the seventies