"Kremlin" cognac: a source of energy and he alth

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"Kremlin" cognac 5 stars is a strong alcoholic drink, the blend of which is made up of wine spirits produced in France. It is produced by the Moscow MMVZ plant, which is one of the top leaders in the production of strong alcoholic beverages. The "Kremlin" cognac is aged for five years. For this procedure only Limousin oak barrels are used.

In addition to the five-year-old cognac, there is also a three-star cognac in the line, and these drinks are available in any volume: bottles with a capacity of 0, 25, 0.5 and 0.7.

Organoleptic properties

This brandy has a pure amber color with golden highlights. Judging by the reviews of the brandy "Kremlevskoe", its aroma is quite bright, it completely lacks an alcohol tinge. In the foreground, sweetish dried fruits and spices are felt, in the second, woody and floral notes can be heard. Some connoisseurs of strong alcohol call such aromas "pepsicol". It is believed that this combination is inherent in the products of the Hennessy company.

In soft harmoniousfruit notes and oak shades are clearly audible on the palate. It has a pleasant and long aftertaste. This drink is the perfect accompaniment to any weekend dinner.

How to recognize a fake?

To protect yourself from buying low-quality alcohol, you should always buy Kremlin cognac in large, well-established supermarkets. The seller is obliged to present a quality certificate for the drink upon request. The bottle must be sealed with a branded cork stopper. There must be no visible defects or traces of glue on the label. It is worth paying attention to such points:

1. The color of "Kremlin" cognac cannot be too dark, as, for example, in drinks with a ten-year exposure.
2. If you turn the bottle over, then bubbles should rush to its bottom.
3. The liquid should be thick, slightly oily.

A bit of history

In 1971 the "Moscow Inter-Republican Winery" was opened. Almost fifty years have passed since that moment, and today the enterprise occupies a leading position among domestic manufacturers. In addition to high-quality cognacs, the plant also produces vodka and grape wines. The company's products have repeatedly won prizes at various alcohol exhibitions and competitions.

Already in 1971, production reached large-scale volumes, but in 1985, due to the anti-alcohol campaign in the Union, the capacity had to be significantly reduced, although not for long. Already in 1992, the plant was slowlystarts to gain momentum. And in 1997, a controlling stake in MMVZ passed to the Bank of Moscow. There is no information about when exactly the production of “Kremlevsky” cognac began.

The secret of party leaders of the USSR

When it comes to "Kremlin" cognac, it is far from always referring to an alcoholic drink. The he alth of the members of the Politburo was carefully guarded by physicians. They were all on a strict diet. When guests of the Kremlin were treated to fatty spicy dishes, boiled chicken breast, carefully disguised with greens, flaunted on the table of high-ranking persons.

When toasts sounded, for which it was impossible not to drink, for example, "For the prosperity of the party", "For the he alth of the Secretary General", it was necessary to somehow get out. It was impossible to pour water, as there was cognac on the tables.

The way out, of course, was found. Instead of strong alcohol, party leaders had a special drink on the tables, which not only did not cause intoxication, but also gave strength. And they poured it into bottles from under the "Kremlin" cognac.

In the eyes of the people, this only added respect to the government. Like, the other would not be on his feet, but these are strong, like buffaloes, and nothing takes them.

The secret of the mysterious drink

The recipe for "Kremlin cognac" is ridiculously simple. But at the same time, this magical drink contains a shock dose of vitamins and all kinds of useful substances. It can be given to very young children to strengthen immunity. It tastes good, and there are more benefits from it than from any, even the mostexpensive vitamins bought at the pharmacy.

It is based on an infusion of dried rose hips. In order to prepare it, you will need about half a glass of dried berries. They need to be put in a thermos and pour boiling water (approximately 700 ml). To make the drink more saturated, you can make a puncture in each berry with a needle. It will take at least a day to insist pseudo-cognac. Now you need to add 125 milliliters of buckwheat honey to the infusion. No longer worth it, the drink will turn out cloying. Then the juice squeezed from half a lemon goes there. It remains to wait until the "Kremlin" cools down and the foam settles in it.

Rosehip has a lot of useful properties: it is full of vitamins, it is a natural aphrodisiac, and this is a big plus for men. Honey is also very useful, and lemon contains the maximum dose of vitamin C and ascorbic acid. So this drink is good to give to adults and children in the fall to saturate the body with vitamins for the winter.