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Zwack is a Hungarian company producing a variety of traditional Hungarian liquors and wine since 1790, founded by József Zwack.1 Their best-known product is Unicum, an herbal liquor, which is exported to 40 countries world wide, sometimes under the tradename Zwack.2 The company also produces various Palinka (Hungarian fruit brandies), as well as distributing Hungarian wines, among them several vintages of Tokaji.
Zwack's main brands include Unicum, Vilmos pear palinka, St. Hubertus orange liqueur, Fütyülős apricot palinka, and Kosher plum palinka.
References
- ^ Family recipe, Columbus Alive, March 29th, 2007
- ^ Zwack, Hungarian Liqueur Rolls Out In The North East, Avenue Vine, February 25, 2007.
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