#bulgarian drinks
New Rakia Brand 'Draga' Taps into Bulgarian Tradition
A new rakia brand called Draga has been launched, inspired by the drink's deep roots in Bulgarian culture and its role in shared moments with family and friends, according to Dnevnik.bg.
Rakia: Bulgaria's Traditional Fruit Brandy You Should Know
From homemade plum brandy to apricot varieties, rakia is Bulgaria's beloved spirit. Discover how it's made, its traditions, and the best ways to enjoy it.
Bulgarian Kompot: A Guide to the Homemade Fruit Drink
Discover Bulgaria's beloved kompot – a simple, refreshing drink made by simmering fresh or dried fruits, served chilled or warm throughout the year.
Ayran: Bulgaria's Refreshing Yoghurt Drink Explained
Ayran is a simple mixture of yoghurt, water and salt that has been a staple in Bulgaria for centuries. Here is what makes it special and how to enjoy it like a local.
Mastika: Bulgaria's Anise-Flavoured Spirit You Should Know
Discover mastika, the aromatic anise-based drink that's a staple at Bulgarian gatherings, and learn how it's traditionally served.
Mursalski Tea: Bulgaria's Mountain Herbal Brew
Grown high in the Rhodope Mountains, Mursalski tea is a soothing herbal infusion with a long tradition in Bulgaria. Here's how to enjoy it like a local.
Boza: Bulgaria's Ancient Fermented Drink You Should Try
Thick, slightly sweet and gently tangy, boza is a traditional fermented cereal drink that has been enjoyed in Bulgaria for centuries. Here is what makes it special and how to drink it like a local.
Rakia in Bulgaria: A Beginner's Guide to the National Spirit
Rakia is Bulgaria's best-loved spirit, made from fruit and served with food. Here is how it is made, how to drink it and what to pair it with.