The small monastery of St. George attracts pilgrims with its healing spring (you need to collect miraculous water in a special chapel). But personally, I am attracted to this monastery ...moonshine! It is located in a small room on the ground floor of the monastery cells, right behind the chapel. This is such a colorful colossus in the form of a stove with two copper flasks on top. Here...uh...the staff of the monastery brew mash, from which they make excellent monastery brandy (not only grape but also fig), which is sold right there, bottled. Oh, delicious stuff, let me tell you! They also sell monastic wine here, but it is very "not very". Well, it’s understandable: wine is made from grapes, and water is used to make rakia. The question is, where do the "employees" of the Sveti Georgy monastery get their water from? Of course, in my yard, in the source!
; ) So now we are coming to Bulgaria - so immediately to the monastery, for rakia!
; ) So now we are coming to Bulgaria - so immediately to the monastery, for rakia!
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