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**ReggieRed** · 04-08-2011, 03:40 PM

A very beatiful video.
Also thank you for the explanation of Greek surnames....and nettle pie that is makes here in Serbia and we also drink nettle tea.

Dear Nina,

I don't have a lot of ouzo in my house but I have a lot of metaxa....so you must come.;-)

I think that people who live in the same area usually have a few common foods and customs.
I like watching documentaries (the 3 public TV stations are generous with these for which I thank them) and am always amazed when I see something that is similar to what I experience here.

I don't drink except for a sip or two of our own wine, but I'm not fond of either ouzo or Metaxas brandy. I do love the aroma of our tsipouro though. Of course, instead of drinking it, I use it for massages. We are now told that the grape skins that are used to make tsipouro/raki are very, very healthy.

Effie

04-08-2011, 03:40 PM	#4
ReggieRed Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	A very beatiful video. Also thank you for the explanation of Greek surnames....and nettle pie that is makes here in Serbia and we also drink nettle tea. Dear Nina, I don't have a lot of ouzo in my house but I have a lot of metaxa....so you must come.;-) I think that people who live in the same area usually have a few common foods and customs. I like watching documentaries (the 3 public TV stations are generous with these for which I thank them) and am always amazed when I see something that is similar to what I experience here. I don't drink except for a sip or two of our own wine, but I'm not fond of either ouzo or Metaxas brandy. I do love the aroma of our tsipouro though. Of course, instead of drinking it, I use it for massages. We are now told that the grape skins that are used to make tsipouro/raki are very, very healthy. Effie
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