[
UK
/slˈɪvəvˌɪts/
]
[ US /ˈsɫɪvəvɪts/ ]
[ US /ˈsɫɪvəvɪts/ ]
NOUN
- a colorless plum brandy popular in the Balkans
How To Use slivovitz In A Sentence
- They also made their own slivovitz - plum brandy.
- Yugoslavia was also drunk then; on slivovitz and nationalism.
- She remembers people laughing and drinking slivovitz plum brandy.
- He prefers plum brandy, "slivovitz" - which happens to be the name of the first section of the two-part Cleveland Scene
- Here, swallow this for the headache - and have a glass of whisky - or do you prefer vodka or slivovitz?
- Apple pie with whiskey crust, Caramel-cranberry-almond with cognac, chocolate cream with frangelico or amaretto, triple berry with slivovitz, maple-nutmeg cream with apricot palinka… Q&a: special thanksgiving edition | smitten kitchen
- Homemade brandy, known as rakija in the former Yugoslavia but exported to the United States as slivovitz (plum brandy) or loza (grape brandy or grapa), is the liquor of choice for men on most occasions.
- He turned, still imperious, to the table, placing in the center of its well a small glass beaker, which he filled from a flask until slivovitz reached a marked level circumference. The DreydelMaker (exerpt)
- The rest of his day will consist of more counseling, punctuated by glasses of slivovitz to drink and little cakes to eat.
- And it is hard to imagine big players like the Poles not wanting to showcase Warsaw or Krakow and ply visiting hacks with free slivovitz and customised briefcases.