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The drink you are referring to is "Rakia", not "raiki". Just so you know :)
by CWIZO 14y ago
The drink you are referring to is "Rakia", not "raiki". Just so you know :)
- mladenkovacevic 14y agoIt's "Rakija" ;) but close enough EDIT: OK correction, Wikipedia says it's also spelt rakia .. although I've never seen it written that way.
- stralep 14y agoCould you add any contact info in your profile? :) There are not many people that know joys of rakija on this site :)
- LeonidasXIV 14y agoNo people from Crete, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia? Really?
- stralep 14y agoNone that I had pleasure to drink with :)
- mladenkovacevic 14y agoCertainly.. its just my username @ gmail.com :) Although currently I perform my rakija consumption in Canada
- pessimizer 14y agoprobably a Serb/Croat "ije" thing.
- CWIZO 14y agoCould be a Slovenian thing :) I pronounce it that way, but it could be entirely possible that it's spelled "Rakija" (wouldn't know, I'm not a big fan of the drink :)).
- alexmaaa 14y agoRakija. It's spelt R-a-k-i-y-a. Wide-known drink of Slavic countries, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, etc. Derived from a Turkish word. Brandy made by distillation of fruit. The most known is Slivovitz (sliva- plum, Slavic origin), Plum brandy. See www.tastebrandy.com