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(2 Dec 2022) SERBIA UNESCO PLUM BRANDY SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 6:58 ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 11 November 2022 1. Tilt down, exterior of Rakia bar and shop 2. Wide of interior of Rakia bar and shop 3. Various bottles of rakia (brandy) on display 4. Tilt down of Sljivovica (plum brandy) bottle 5. Close of Sljivovica (plum brandy) in the bottle ASSOCIATED PRESS Rozanci, Serbia - 9 November 2022 6. Aerial shot of a village on the outskirts of Belgrade ++ MUTE+++ 7. Pan of village 8. Various of fruit being poured into the cauldron 9. Various of cauldron being set up for brewing brandy 10. Various of man adding wood to the fire inside the cauldron 11. Various of cauldron, brandy (rakia) coming out of cauldron 12. Close of brandy being measured 13. Miroslav Milosevic, plum brandy brewer, measuring the alcohol content 14. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Miroslav Milosevic, plum brandy brewer: "You can buy rakia (brandy) everywhere, but you cannot always buy pure and nice (rakia) brandy. We brew rakia (brandy) purely from plums. Some people make all sorts of things. We make pure rakia (brandy) for our own use, and what is left can be given as a present to friends or sold." 15. Various of rakia (brandy) being measured 16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Miroslav Milosevic, plum brandy brewer: "Our elderly used to say it's a medicine. It's like a cure if you drink a small glass of brandy, for the body and soul." 17. Various of Milosevic pouring plum brandy into bottle 18. Mid of full bottle 19. Milosevic's friends cheering and drinking brandy from cups UPSOUND (Serbian) "Long live the best man! God save a happy beginning!" ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 11 November 2022 20. Interior of Belgrade urban distillery 21. Belgrade urban distillery sign 22. Pan of barrels inside the distillery ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 10 November 2022 23. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Ilija Malovic, sociologist and editor of the "Rakia, Mostly" blog: "The popularity of sljivovica (plum brandy) stems from the popularity of the fruit that sljivovica is made from. Plum is very important in Serbian ethnology and the sociology of everyday life, in Serbian history. There is no other fruit Serbs are so closely attached to the plum. Once upon a time, before a house was built, the plum tree was planted first to see whether it would bear fruit and if it did it meant that the ground is clean, healthy, sometimes even sacred. And then people would start building their own house there." ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 11 November 2022 24. Distillery workers packing brandy bottles 25. Various of distillery worker filling up brandy bottles ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 10 November 2022 26. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Ilija Malovic, sociologist and editor of the "Rakia, Mostly" blog: "Sljivovica has always been tied intimately to family. The best rakia (brandy) would be consumed for a son or daughter's wedding, for important events. It would be consumed during religious or sacred events, such as births, baptisms, weddings but also funerals. So, sljivovica is part of people's life in Serbia and it has always been part of this nation's identity." ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 11 November 2022 27. Distillery worker checking plum brandy bottles in box 28. Various of distillery worker putting caps on bottles ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 10 November 2022 29. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Ilija Malovic, sociologist and editor of the "Rakia, Mostly" blog: ASSOCIATED PRESS Belgrade, Serbia - 11 November 2022 ASSOCIATED PRESS LEAD IN: ==== Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...