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Management number 248762751 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price $12.00 Model Number 248762751
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Discover the essence of Crete with Kretaraki Cretan Tsikoudia 750mL, a cherished Greek spirit deeply rooted in centuries-old tradition. Also known as Cretan raki, this iconic grape pomace distillate is crafted from carefully selected local grapes using age-old techniques passed down through generations.

Distilled in the heart of Crete, Kretaraki delivers a bold, authentic expression of the islandโ€™s rich winemaking culture. Whether youโ€™re enjoying it in a Cretan village or at your dinner table, this traditional tsikoudia brings the warmth of Greek hospitality to every sip.


๐Ÿ”‘ Key Features

  • Volume: 750mL

  • Alcohol: 40% ABV

  • Category: Greek Grape Brandy / Tsikoudia / Raki

  • Origin: Crete, Greece

  • Craftsmanship: Traditional distillation from grape pomace

  • Flavor Profile: Bold, earthy, and clean


๐Ÿฅƒ Tasting Notes & How to Enjoy

Aroma: Aromatic grape skins with light floral tones
Taste: Clean, sharp, and dry with natural grape character
Finish: Smooth, lingering finish with rustic warmth

Serving Suggestions:

  • Enjoy neat and chilled, as traditionally served in Crete

  • Ideal after a hearty meal as a digestif

  • Pair with meze, dried fruit, or Cretan cheeses for an authentic experience


โ“ FAQ

Q: What is the difference between tsikoudia and ouzo?
While both are iconic Greek spirits, tsikoudia (raki) is distilled from grape pomace and contains no anise, giving it a much cleaner, drier taste compared to the sweet, herbal profile of ouzo.

Q: Is this the same as Turkish raki?
Noโ€”though similar in name, Turkish raki is anise-flavored, while Cretan tsikoudia is pure grape spirit with no added herbs or flavors.

Q: Should I mix Kretaraki with anything?
Traditionally, tsikoudia is served straight, but adventurous drinkers may enjoy it in a cocktail with citrus or honey infusions.


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