3. Piti. Region: Sheki Azerbaijan has more than 30 regional soups to its name, each served in a distinct vessel. Piti takes its name from the glazed earthenware pot it’s cooked and served in ...

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Homespun Tinctures. Pressing further north, we arrive in Lekit, a village in the foothills of the Greater Caucasus, 45 minutes’ drive from Sheki’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed centre.