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CHACHA HONEY BRANDY

£19.99

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Country of Origin: Georgia

Wine Region: N/A

Grape Variety: Georgian

Alcohol ABV: 42%

Description

Chacha brandy is made using the pomace of the grapes after winemaking. Traditionally the best Georgian chacha was only homebrewed by Georgians. Now it is commercially made and available Georgian chacha buy UK is where Henry imports to.

Another alternative depending on the chacha alcohol price is a Georgian brandy named Sarajishvili brandy. Similar to Sarajishvili is the oldest known maker of Brandy.

Chacha drink price depends on the producer and can vary because of the year produced and the awarded medals. The best-known Chaha Classic when last checking for a price the supplier had to be contacted directly for an update.

Chacha alcohol percentage ranges from homebrew at around 80% and commercial variation between 40% and 50%.

Georgians say that Chacha brandy has medicinal purposes such as curing ear blockages, stomach upsets, acne and indigestion.

This video shows people drinking Homebrew Chacha in Georgia and some of the wonderful foods of Georgia on display.

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1 review for CHACHA HONEY BRANDY

  1. Alan

    I recently had the pleasure of trying Chacha Honey Brandy, and it was a delightful experience from start to finish. As someone who enjoys exploring different types of brandy, I was particularly intrigued by adding honey to this unique blend.

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Georgian legend grape chacha

Georgian chacha is made from indigenous Rkatsiteli and Mtsvane wine grapes. The base spirit is double distilled using the grape must in copper Coffey column stills. Infused with locally sourced natural ingredients and real honey, giving it a light amber colour, gentle floral aromas and a subtle sweetness.

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