Thousands of Peruvian and foreign citizens celebrated the Pisco National Day by tasting the national distilled drink's diverse varieties at different sites, such as: Restaurants, bars, squares or at home.
One of the most visited places for the said purpose was the Alameda Chabuca Grande located near the Lima’s Main Square. The celebration was lightened up by the artistic program enjoyed by the crowd and tourist, above all.
Pisco samplings and Peruvian traditional dishes were tasted and drink bottles sold to customers.
In the Pueblo Libre district, enterprises organized a Pisco festival marking the National Independence Day celebrations (July28-29).
Thus, attendees were allowed to try the amazing drinks: Apple Pisco Sour, Traditional Pisco Sour, as well as Peruvian food.
The Peruvian Pisco Day is celebrated during the July month’s fourth Sunday since 1999, as was established through a Ministerial Resolution.
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Published: 7/27/2015