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Milutin

Brandy Milutin is a top class product produced solely from autochthonic sort of Serbian quince from Leskovac region, from a plantation located in the village of Alabana in Toplički County, South-East Serbia.

Quince brandy is deemed the most requiring and most difficult to make due to low fructuous sugar content, therefore is the most quality and most expensive one.

​Name "quince" (dunja in Serbian) (Cydonia oblonga) originates from the name of antique Greek city of Hydonia (nowadays Chania on the Island of Crete -  Χανιά in Greek).

This fruit is a symbol of love, happiness, fertility, wisdom, beauty, integrity and eternity.

​Quince was used in antique Greece by Gods to determine destinies.

​Quince is a sort of fruit rich in vitamin C, potassium (K), sodium (Na), zinc (Zn), iron (Fe), copper (Cu), and manganese (Mn). Moreover, quince is rich in pectin, organic and inorganic acids.

​Produced in small quantities, strictly controlled quality, without any kind of additives, brandy MILUTIN is intended only for friends and dedicated hedonists.

​Packed in a special way, it respects the value of its very essence.

Only 888 bottles of brandy MILUTIN is packed a year.

​Rakija MILUTIN has been proclaimed the best quince brandy IN THE WORLD.

​Laboratory tests corroborate the statement that brandy MILUTIN is absolutely free of any admixtures or additives.

Brandy Milutin has been evaluated by most reputable professors and most professional tasters as most prestigious quince brandy.

Brandy MILUTIN is a gift for those having EVERYTHING.

The gift depicts the character of the receiving party, but even more of the one giving it.

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Please watch this short video best describing the prestigious rakija Milutin.
 

The credits to:


Editing, animation - Aleksandar Kostić

(Disney associate and famous Serbian designer)


Music - Aleksandar Kobac

(hit and soundtrack maker)


Drone - Goran Lazić

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