Półtorak (mead)
Półtorak is a Polish mead that is a Polish product with protected designation of origin by the European Union. The name originates from the proportion of the water, 1/2 unit, and honey, 1 unit, hence "1 and 1/2" or in the Polish language "Półtorak." Addition of juices as substitute for water during the brewing of this honey wine is allowed as are spices; however, no preservatives or artificial products can be added. The strength of alcohol is usually 16% or 32 proof.
Also
- Dwójniak (TSG) is made using 1 unit of water and 1 unit of honey. The name means "Two--parts."
- Trójniak (TSG) is made using 2 units of water and 1 unit of honey. The name means "Three--parts."
- Czwórniak (TSG) is made using 3 units of water and 1 unit of honey. The name means "Four--parts."
Sources
- Stowarzyszenie Winiarzy i Miodosytników Polskich: Definicje miodów pitnych
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