Liquiz Liquorice Liqueur from Russo, 50 cl

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RumChata - a creamy, delicious liqueur made with Mexican spice, Caribbean rum, and cream. It's perfect for sipping on its own, or in eggnog or milkshakes! Jägermeister - made from 56 herbs and spices and created in 1935 as a digestif. Jägermeister is a dark brown liqueur with a taste reminiscent of cough syrup. It can be enjoyed in mixed drinks or in shots. Almost a century after it was banned from sale, the very famous drink made from Grande Absinthe plants is being reborn as close as possible to the historical recipe. Galliano - Italian licorice and vanilla herbal liqueur that is perfect for sipping on its own or using in a Harvey Wallbanger.

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Pernod is a spirit with notes of anise and plants, known for its freshness and complexity. Its aniseed note comes from the star anise and is combined with a bouquet of aromatic plants. Harvey Wallbanger: In this 1970s classic, orange liqueur and herbaceous-vanilla Galliano come together with vodka for something of an adult creamsicle. Kahlúa - a Mexican coffee liqueur made with rum, vodka, and sugar. It's a delicious way to add a little caffeine to your drink! Peach Schnapps - a liqueur made from peaches and sometimes brandy or vodka. It's a sweet and smooth liqueur that is perfect for that can be enjoyed in a Fuzzy Navel.Fireball: A massively popular cinnamon-flavored whiskey, which tastes better if you make it yourself.

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Liqueurs have been around for centuries. Descendents of herbal medicines, many first showed up in the Middle Ages in monasteries and convents across Europe. They likely originated in Italy and migrated to France, possibly via Catherine de’ Medici who brought them along with her court from Tuscany to France after marrying King Henry II in the 16th century. But it was in the Netherlands that liqueurs first took off on a commercial scale. Bols, founded in 1575, is the world’s oldest distilled-spirits brand and claims they’ve been producing liqueurs consistently since that date. Sloe Gin - a rich red-colored liqueur made from sloe berries (a small dark fruit related to the plum) and gin. It's sweet, fruity, delicious, and great in a Sloe Gin Fizz. Limoncello - a delicious lemon juice-flavored liqueur that is made from lemon zest, sugar, and alcohol (usually vodka). It is usually served chilled as an after-dinner drink.Orange: This category includes liqueurs like triple sec and curaçao, and brands such as Grand Marnier, Combier and Cointreau. Sambuca - a sweet, anise-flavored liqueur that tastes like licorice. Often enjoyed after dinner as a digestif. Aperol - made with bitter orange, gentian, and cinchona. It has an orange taste and a slightly bitter tang. Aperol is often used in the Aperol Spritz. Southern Comfort - made with whiskey, peach, and apricot flavors, it's a smooth, easy-to-drink spirit that is perfect for beginners and tastes great in lemonade and with grenadine in an Alabama Slammer. In Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot novels, the mustachioed detective often partakes in liqueurs, especially favoring crème de menthe.

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This means that a liqueur will always taste sweeter than liquor spirits and will contain less alcohol. Bailey's Irish Creme - a delicious liqueur made with cream, whiskey, and chocolate. It's perfect for sipping on its own chilled, over ice cream or adding to your favorite Mudslides! Liquors (aka spirits or distilled beverage) are strong alcoholic drink that has an alcohol content of at least 40% ABV (alcohol by volume), and most importantly, contain no added sugar. Liqueurs do contain added sugar and are typically have an alcohol content of 15% - 30% ABV.Godiva - a decadent chocolatey delicious liqueur that will make you feel like you're drinking dessert! It's perfect in a chocolate martini and makes a great after-dinner drink!