Museo del Pisco

As we celebrate the coming 10th Anniversary of our founding, we pause for a moment to reflect on all the changes in Peru and the world…from the culinary explosion of Peruvian cuisine, to the popularity of blogs, influencers and social sharing; from political changes to pandemic obstacles. But in our ten years of experiences serving you, we take great pride in staying the course: passion, Peru, pisco!

We are Pisqueros – a term used to describe someone who is passionate and learned in the arts of pisco, who savors and shares its unique qualities.  Pisqueros often discuss the complexity of pisco’s character: viscosity, transparency, roundness or flavor, as a way to distill the spirit of the drink. This is its terroir, similar to great wines from around the world.

When it is proclaimed in Peru that “God is Peruvian”, we subscribe to that irreverent nature. Maybe even take our irreverence too seriously….

There is another saying in Peru: “Mi nombre es pisco, y mi apellido Peru”; which translates to: My given name is pisco, and my family name is Peru”.

Here at the Museo, we say: “Mi nombre es Museo, y mi apellido del Pisco”.

We are pisco, to the core, bringing the art and elegance of pisco to the world.

Museo del Pisco

As we celebrate the coming 10th Anniversary of our founding, we pause for a moment to reflect on all the changes in Peru and the world…from the culinary explosion of Peruvian cuisine, to the popularity of blogs, influencers and social sharing; from political changes to pandemic obstacles. But in our ten years of experiences serving you, we take great pride in staying the course: passion, Peru, pisco!

We are Pisqueros – a term used to describe someone who is passionate and learned in the arts of pisco, who savors and shares its unique qualities.  Pisqueros often discuss the complexity of pisco’s character: viscosity, transparency, roundness or flavor, as a way to distill the spirit of the drink. This is its terroir, similar to great wines from around the world.

When it is proclaimed in Peru that “God is Peruvian”, we subscribe to that irreverent nature. Maybe even take our irreverence too seriously….

There is another saying in Peru: “Mi nombre es pisco, y mi apellido Peru”; which translates to: My given name is pisco, and my family name is Peru”.

Here at the Museo, we say: “Mi nombre es Museo, y mi apellido del Pisco”.

We are pisco, to the core, bringing the art and elegance of pisco to the world.