2768:! You cannot find nowhere in Crete or any regional variation of tsikoudia/raki anise. Tsipouro is made mostly with anise but large quantities of the drink is made with out anise as well. Like turkish raki which also made ONLY with anise. Literaly Turkish raki is the same as the Greek tsipouro that has anise. Fourth argument is that tsipouro and Turkish raki produced by MULTIPLE distillations (ussually two and anise is added on the second). Greek raki/tsikoudia is mainly made after ONE distilation. That gives it a sharper taste than tsipouro and turkish raki. That is the reason of different glass use per drink. Here comes the fifth argument. The Greek tsipouro and the Turkish raki use the SAME type of glass(tall small diameter). The same type of glass doesnt matter so much in front of the volume. You dont want to drink the strong Greek tsikoudia/raki in so large quantity. Furthermore, abouth this argument, the turkish raki and tsipouro are drinkable slowly on this glass usualy with
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and shwarma, even though they are pretty close they have separate articles, as they are somewhat different, their differences was found notable by the editors. The references should not be about Cretan raki, either, which has a separate article, unless Cretan raki and this raki have the same history.
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Greek (cretan) raki has its own article. Albanian raki, which was very different from this one, had its own article and now has it again. Raki mentioned here is more similar to ouzo than these, we have a separate article for all of them, as they are distinct. I am now assuming that you did not do any
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is used to mean empty or foolish..." Unrelated, unrelated, unrelated, unrelated. No relation to
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Instead of making a joke about it, prove me wrong about raks, Hesychius and even the Ionic variant for 'grape, berry' ράγη (ragi). Personally, I doubt rakι was a invension of the last 500 years, especially when the greater region has some of the oldest alchohol distileries in history.
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Whats so hard to understand, Distillation is part of the process of making Raki, so it is very relevant to talk about the origins of distillation (albeit briefly) and the first mentions of Raki in the history section, The article is about “Raki (alcoholic beverage)” in general and
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Destillation and rakija are quite different things, even if you can't have the latter without the former. Without any source stating that it was specifically invented in Turkey, the article should be changed to a more neutral POV. Also, it should be merged with the RAKIA article.
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Rakı(Turkish) or Rakia(Slavic) is a family of distilled drinks. It includes votka-like spirits as well. Not all variants are anise flavored more like fruit spirits or liqeurs (vodka-like). Rakı akı is the anise flavored type. So the appropriate title should be "Turkish Rakı"
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on top and mention the disambig page? Now, wikireaders need to click once more to get to this article. This makes an extra load for the servers, as well. Most wikireaders would probably want to see this article when they type raki, not a disambig page.
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Raki thats the right name because was under Ottoman Empire but the Turks are Muslim can claim them made 😜😜 the best Raki you can find in Albania a then Greece so Raki originated between Albos and Greeks in Albania can even remember how old raki is
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but different also with it (different process and resources - organic alcohol used etc). Third argument is that Turkish raki and Greek tsipouro use anise. One more distinctive ingredient that makes them the same drink. Greek tsikoudia/raki has NEVER
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work directly on a printed book. Now I would like to know where Babiniotis mentions that. If I am not mistaken, those dictionaries mention the name in Turkish and Arabic, not that the word ultimately derives from araq, right? Regards
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Firt of all I want to make clear that I have not any clue about the origin of raki and that is actually Greek. This is another discussion that is has nothing to do with my raised issue. The Turkish raki is not the same with Greek
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Please explain why you find it necessary to remove the well researched and sourced neutral bibliographic citations that I added to the history section of the article? The history of Raki started well before the Ottoman period.
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Thank you, 7&6=thirteen but I quite agree that rakomelo belongs here. I wish for opinions on the relevance and due proportion of cinnamon and 'Fireball Cinnamon Whisky'. Would you have a RS for cinnamon whiskey and raki?
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