Agraz, Agrest, Verjus. In the English-speaking world
he is called verjuice . It's called in French
jus vert green juice. The popular one in the Middle Ages
Juice of green, unripe grapes is in the upscale
German cuisine and returned to the bars and in the best way
ways, with its fine aromatic lemon acidity
and vinegar competition.
Agraz is the historical name from the middle of the
14th century, which became Agrest or agresto (Italian
for peasant). So far for
terminology of grape juice,
which is not an invention of the winegrowers. in the Middle Ages,
obtained as vinegar from wine and at most in noble houses
was used when lemons were still unknown in this country
were made by housewives from their own grapes
Verjuice for seasoning.