List of piscos
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This is a list of notable main brands of pisco.
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[edit] Chile
[edit] CCU owned
- Pisco Campanario[1]
- Mistral,[1] named after Gabriela Mistral a Chilean literature nobel laureate native to Elqui Valley
- Ruta Norte[1]
- La Serena,[1] named after the city of La Serena
- Pisco Control[1]
- Tres Erres[1]
- Pisco Horcón Quemado[1]
[edit] CAPEL owned
- Alto del Carmen,[2] named after the locality of Alto del Carmen
- Pisco Capel,[3] one of Chile's oldest pisco brands
[edit] Peru
- BARSOL
- Biondi
- Bohórquez
- Cortijo del Alto
- De Carral
- Del Macho
- Don Benedicto
- Don César
- Don Isidoro
- Don Saturnino
- Don Zacarías
- DonBerly
- E. Copello Puro
- El Alambique
- El Almendral
- El Monitor
- El Sarcay de Azpitia
- El Viejo Parral
- Ferreyros
- Fundo Real
- Gran Cruz
- GRAN SIERPE
- Grimaldi
- Guacamayo
- Huamaní
- La Diablada
- La Caravedo
- Lovera
- Miski
- Montesierpe
- Ocucaje
- Pancho Fierro Acholado
- Paz Soldán
- Piscología
- Poblete
- Pozo Santo
- Payet
- Pisco 100 Perfectly Peruvian
- Pisco Portón
- Queirolo
- Rivadeneyra
- Soldeica
- Sotelo
- Tres Generaciones
- Tacama Demonio de Los Andes
- Tradición
- Viejo Porrón
- Viejo Tonel Black
- Viñas de Oro
- Rajaz Pisco
This is a list of notable brands of pisco.
[edit] Other countries
- Leopold Bros. - United States[4]
[edit] References
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