The Spaniards brought a grape liquor that with the time was elaborated in Peru.

It was named “pisco”, name that has three origins: means a Quechua word that translated to English means “bird”. The mud container was called “botija”, where pisco was deposited. Pisco, city and name of a town that belongs to the Ica valley, correspond to a very important event. The independence leader José de San Martín disembark in the Paracas bay in Pisco, September 8th, 1820.

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