bitter black herbal liqueur in a round bottle, drunk as a digestif
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Made by the Zwack family in Budapest from 1790; the family fled communism, then recovered the brand and returned in 1989.
Unicum is a wine & spirit from Hungary: bitter black herbal liqueur in a round bottle, drunk as a digestif. Made by the Zwack family in Budapest from 1790; the family fled communism, then recovered the brand and returned in 1989.
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