Tag archives for Rakija

  1. Serbian rakija in the United States

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    I just came across a great article by Valentino Lucio on the Houston Chronicle talking about Boyan Kalusevic, a Serb who was born in Belgrade, and who is going to carry on the tradition of Serbian rakia (also rakija) in San Antonio, United States. Really happy to see Serbian people living abroad carrying on Serbian…

  2. Serbian Hospitality And Rakija

    Already amazed by the hospitality of people all across Europe, Serbia yet outgunned the idea we had of hospitality and helpfulness. A few minutes after checking in at our hostel in Belgrade, a round of homemade Rakija stood in front of us. “It’s on the house!”, the hostel owner welcomes us. During the following night…

  3. The Spirit Of Rakija In Australia

    Around 95,000 Serbs are living in Australia, and some of them let us know they have not forgotten the spirit of rakija. Well worth watching this fantastic short documentary film made by UTS Masters students, Vedrana Music, Audrey Svoboda. Best viewed with a shot of Serbian rakija or two:

  4. Rakija And Jelen Pivo: Sleeping And Networking

    Alexander Vidakovic, a Dutch (of Serbian origin) professional Make-up Artist, spent recently seven days in Serbia with his Dutch friend Ger. Despite Alexander’s advice, Alexander’s family kept feeding Ger with rakija and Jelen pivo (Serbian beer) in the mornings and whole days long, so from their Seven days in Serbia, Ger spent two days in…

  5. Serbian Hospitality And Rakija

    Ezequiel Gomez Davel recently put up a post over at EuropeUpClose.com talking about Serbian rakija. It’s well worth reading as it covers a bunch of different things, including the different types of Serbian rakija. As he notes, in a bottle of Serbian rakija lies the spirit of a country full of history and hospitality. Here’s…

  6. Rakija – Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Rakija

    Earlier this year, we wrote about aLLeYNe & tEMuS, a hip hop black group from Toronto. Christopher Rudder ”Alleyne” (pronounced ahhh-lean) had a great time in Belgrade. “Belgrade is very beautiful and was an awesome entry into Europe as a first time going. I can’t wait to come back (Next year). The people are amazing!!!…