Hugo - Alpe Pragas aperitif

Hugo is a lightly alcoholic aperitif, originally from South Tyrol, but now popular throughout northern Italy, Austria, Switzerland and Germany. It is famous for its goodness and the simplicity with which it is prepared! Originally, the classic glass of Prosecco was flavoured with mint and melissa syrup, but today the fragrant elderflower syrup is used.

Pancake Alpe Pragas

The typical American breakfast now also beloved in Italy. If you too can't help but include pancakes in your weekly routine, pamper yourself by preparing this simple recipe. Enjoy them with Alpe Pragas' Cranberry Compote to add an extra touch to your breakfast.

Alpe Pragas Apple Strudel

Apple strudel, a glorious Austrian dessert, actually has Turkish-Arabic origins: it is considered the heir to baclavà, a speciality consisting of 40 very thin sheets of filo pastry, roasted and chopped walnuts and sugar syrup. When it arrived in Hungary in 1500, its filling was modified: apples, typical of the area, took the place of walnuts. It is not difficult to make and gives a wonderful aroma that intoxicates the kitchen, so follow the recipe from Alpe Pragas and have fun making it yourself.