I was given a couple of bottles of Arak as a gift and have no idea how to serve it or what to mix it with. Any suggestions?

The original rum punch.

The big tail in a bowl makes a comeback.

Does anyone know where I can buy Arak in New York City? It’s similar to Ouzo.

", as opposed to similar drinks from countries around the Mediterranean, such as Lebanese "arak" that have similar characteristics (the licorice/anise-y flavor, the “add water, and it turns cloudy” trick, etc.), but...

Yes, I beleive its called Arak. I am familiar with the Chateau Kisara brand as well as an Arak Brun. Both are very good.

I’m guessing you mean arak? The anise flavored liqueur? Various Beverages and More locations carry it. Beverage Warehouse carries a brand. Check around at your better local liquor stores. It shouldn’t be very difficult...

Arak's description of the real dish is very interesting! Clearly the Man vs. Food episode will have been about the macho curry of UK fame, which is a garlic/ginger/onion sauce-base dish turned up to 12. About that NYC thing...

I am here for work, in the Grand Central/ 42nd st area. Anyways I am going to take a cab somewhere for dinner – perhaps to Tevere or the like. I’d like to bring home to Florida some kosher Arak or Brandy – any...

I’m looking for a specialty liquor store in St Louis (the closer to the Clayton area the better) with lots of imported stuff. Specifically, I want to buy some Turkish Raki, but Arak will do if I can’t find that. Let...

i have bought them at araks in watertown

That liqueur is Arak. In addition to the after-dinner version, they make a great tail with it there, the ‘Dead Sea’.

have tried a few, most recently I enjoyed Yeni Raki from Istanbul Turkey... and last night I tried Razzouk Arak from Lebanon which was not very good, sort of a bad bitter taste and it gave me the worst hangover I have had in 20...

my moroccan friends tell me to be careful – it is often “cut” with other oil – you might call Arak's or Russo’s to see if they carry this

russian village occasionally has them as does Arak's and the armenian fruit store across the street from araks