Duchess (drink)
Georgian carbonated soft drink
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Duchess (drink)
Georgian carbonated soft drink
Duchess (Georgian: დუშესი; Armenian: Դքսուհի; Russian: Дюшес; Azerbaijani: Düşes; also written Dushes) is a pear-flavored carbonated soft drink originating from Georgia and widely popular across the former Soviet Union. It's named after the French Duchesse d'Angoulême pear cultivar and was first developed in the late 19th century by Georgian pharmacist Mitrofan Lagidze, besides many other soft drinks of his, who replaced artificial essences with natural fruit syrups.
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Duchess (Georgian: დუშესი; Armenian: Դքսուհի; Russian: Дюшес; Azerbaijani: Düşes; also written Dushes) is a pear-flavored carbonated soft drink originating from Georgia and widely popular across the former Soviet Union. It's named after the French Duchesse d'Angoulême pear cultivar and was first developed in the late 19th century by Georgian pharmacist Mitrofan Lagidze, besides many other soft drinks of his, who replaced artificial essences with natural fruit syrups. During the Soviet Union, the recipe was standardized as a mass-produced beverage across the entire country.
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