Nose: Mild ethanol sweetness with light aromas of grape pomace. A slightly earthy aromatic note that is vaguely reminiscent of fennel. Over time the nose gains more sweetness and a note akin to acacia honey. Palate: Sweet ethanol on the arrival. It’s clean and not unlike vodka but with an elusive floral/fruit character instead of vodka’s typical almost-but-not-quite vanilla taste. The texture is neutral veering towards slight oiliness. Finish: Short. Faintly fruity sweet in the aftertaste. This is something like grappa, but more neutral, like a blend of grappa or grape eau-de-vie and a good potato vodka. It's superior to any raki or arak I've tasted and while it's enjoyable neat I liked it better very cold and on the rocks. It also makes a pleasant mixer and works very well with cola. Katsaros also make a lightly anise flavoured version and a regular ouzo “Good” : 83/100 (3.5 stars)