Frangelico Hazelnut Liqueur — £264.99 (list price £23.66) Passoa Passion Fruit Liqueur — £9.50 (list price £16.18) St Germain Elderflower Liqueur — £18.59 (list price £26.00) Cointreau Liqueur — £16.00 (list price £51.993) Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge Liqueur — £23.49 (list price £31.75) Save up to 60% on Kipling bags.
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It is reported that the original margarita was made with damiana liqueur, not orange liqueur.
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House combinations include mezcal and orange peel, rum with fresh lime, and whiskey and cherry liqueur, though peppermint schnapps and Godiva chocolate liqueur are also popular additions.
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Baileys — the first Irish cream liqueur — sold nearly seven million cases last year, nearly double that of any other liqueur, according to The Spirits Business, a trade magazine.
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Add 3 ounces añejo tequila, an ounce of gentian liqueur and a tablespoon of St- Germain elderflower liqueur, stir vigorously with ice and strain into two coupe glasses.
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Like lampwork glass — two beads — or Chartreuse liqueur.
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Already skilled at making cranberry liqueur, which she bottled and gave as gifts at Christmas, she came up with a formula for a lavender liqueur, using sprigs from her garden.
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Clayton Rollison, the chef at Lucky Rooster Kitchen & Bar on Hilton Head Island, S.C., makes a variation on the Brooklyn cocktail with bourbon, amaro, maraschino liqueur, dry vermouth, blood orange liqueur and bitters.
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In broader terms, it helped resuscitate the dormant liqueur business.
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To each glass, add the prosecco, followed by elderflower liqueur.
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Margaritas often consist of tequila, orange liqueur, and lime juice.
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Make sure to change the liqueur to suit the fruit.
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St. Agrestis Inferno Bitter Liqueur, $34.96 for 750 milliliters, astorwines.com.
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Serves 1 person Ingredients: ⅛ ounce chocolate liqueur, such as Tempus Fugit Creme de Cacao ¼ ounce Cardamaro ½ ounce St. Germain Prosecco Zinnia, for garnish Add ice to a white wine glass and pour in chocolate liqueur.
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The next one requires added mandarin liqueur and clementines for garnish.
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Variations may use sweet wine or liqueur in place of rum.
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Stir together sugar syrup, elderflower liqueur, lemon juice, and ice cubes.
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Googling if you can get sick from too much peppermint liqueur?
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Nothing like meeting the day with a double dose of liqueur, amirite?
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The family brings us shots of xtabentun, a honey and anise liqueur.
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Last Word typically includes Green Chartreuse, gin, Maraschino liqueur and lime juice.
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He then poured in a few swigs of the plate-bière liqueur.
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With mixer running on medium speed, beat in coffee liqueur and vanilla.
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The price of weaker spirits, such as Baileys liqueur, would actually fall.
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Others celebrated by sipping glasses of boukha, a liqueur made from figs.
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I make a liqueur out of vegetables that I grow on-site.
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At the bar, customers are greeted by a jar of golden liqueur.
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It has vodka, Bacardi 151, watermelon liqueur, orange juice and pineapple juice.
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Strain the gin and liqueur mixture into the two glasses, splitting equally.
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He makes vin de noix, a local liqueur made from green walnuts.
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Stalls sold Esperanto-themed pencils, pens, plates, and even a liqueur—Esperantine.
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Rhine Hall Coffee Liqueur, $27 for 375 milliliters (12.6 ounces) from independentspiritsinc.
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You can save on Frangelico Hazelnut liqueur, Cointreau, and Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge.
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Plate-bière is also popularly fermented into a sweet liqueur on the island.
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Try it with tonic and lime, or with a splash of grapefruit liqueur.
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In Europe, the liqueur is made by Pernod Ricard, the French liquor conglomerate.
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These are cocktails based on a liqueur rather than a high-proof liquor.
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At a recent performance, his volunteer was assigned tequila and pumpkin spice liqueur.
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The Negroni is made with gin, vermouth, and the bitter Italian liqueur Campari.
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However Brown, the former vice president of Kentucky liqueur company Brown Forman Corp.
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Mashable reports the concoction is called Choco 21, and it's aged in chocolate liqueur.
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The liqueur is measured at one ounce per serving, but you can eyeball it.
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The liqueur curdles and rises to the top, which makes it resemble a brain.
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First, we swap out the rum for whiskey and add some Brazilian banana liqueur.
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While she is talking about the rising costs, Betty serves me a Liqueur d'Amour.
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Antero poured us some Champagne, then shots of Valhalla, a thick Nordic herbal liqueur.
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Customers can also kick their drinks up with $1 tequila or orange liqueur floats.
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You can also pick up St Germain Elderflower Liqueur for just £18.59, reduced from £26.00.
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Besides, this sticky liqueur is definitely not something you want to get drunk on.215.
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The liqueur was popular enough that it had its own namesake drink, the Ojen cocktail.
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Essentially, if an herbal liqueur has a pronounced bitter quality, we may call it amaro.
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The brandy crusta is a Cognac drink supported by lemon juice, Curaçao and maraschino liqueur.
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Blanc vermouth and Cynar, the artichoke liqueur, round out the wine with alluring herbal notes.
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Sazerac just acquired Southern Comfort, a whiskey-flavored liqueur, from Brown-Forman earlier this year.
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The first incorporates, among its other charms, fig liqueur and, according to the menu, banana.
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Price: $3.99This 7-ounce block is an Irish cheddar that's infused with Irish-creme liqueur.
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Oh my God, it was like seven courses, champagne, white wine, red wine, after dinner liqueur.
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Put the cranberries in your cocktail where they belong with this cranberry liqueur and mezcal number.
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He slowly consumed half an avocado sprinkled with powdered sugar and soaked in Russian kümmel liqueur.
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It said top-selling premium products included Aberdeen Angus beef roasting joints and Irish cream liqueur.
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Each wheel is hand-wrapped in Syrah grape leaves that have been soaked in pear liqueur.
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His task is straightforward: Make sure the world never goes short of its best-selling liqueur.
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Its flavors were slightly exotic, more cherry liqueur than cherry, with a floral element as well.
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Front Burner Amaro, the traditional Italian herbal liqueur, is a perfect drink to follow holiday overindulgence.
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And I might add a modest measure of the liqueur to some Michter's on the rocks.
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For fire signs in retrograde, they suggest drinks featuring rosemary tincture, cinnamon liqueur, and clove tincture.
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The thirsty customer obviously wanted Baileys, the sweet liqueur that is famously used in coffee drinks.
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With a B. The current owner is Suzanne Marnier-Lapostolle, heiress to the Grand Marnier liqueur empire.
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You can get the liqueur-filled beignets at a price of $8 for a box of three.
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Throw some liqueur in the mix if you want depth of flavor and a little alcoholic kick.
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Into the shaker in front of me goes pisco, melon liqueur, sorrel juice, and fresh lemon juice.
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Ms. Schuster said it would be unlikely that the cognac and liqueur would be safe to drink.
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Often homemade and served chilled, the liqueur is created by combining sugar, lemon zest, vodka, and water.
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One Reddit poster and Costco member wrote that the Kirkland Irish Cream Liqueur is a good deal.
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Dancers dressed as candies, pralines, and liqueur bottles move to Richard Strauss's decadent, swooping melodies from 1924.
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Malört, as a beverage, doesn't sound terribly off-putting: it's a Swedish wormwood liqueur, not unlike absinthe.
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Women's leggings, nail varnish, lemons and cream liqueur were also added to the inflation basket for 2016.
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Its titular gin-based liqueur (Pimm's No. 1 Cup, that is) dates back to 1823 in England.
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I love maraschino liqueur, but it's one of those ingredients that you can't use too much of.
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Mr. Jago renamed the rum Malibu, changed its packaging and repositioned it as a Caribbean-style liqueur.
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Today Malibu is the world's second most popular liqueur, after Baileys, and is owned by Pernod Ricard.
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Alongside are some cocktail recipes, including the Idle Revolver, made with whiskey, coffee liqueur and orange bitters.
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First of all, he said, stop using a cheap orange liqueur, margarita mixes, and bottled lime juice.
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Front Burner This liqueur from Westchester County, N.Y., is good in place of cassis for a Kir.
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Bottles of Jack Daniel's liqueur and whiskey are displayed at Rossi's Deli in San Francisco, July 9, 2018.
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"The blue itself is quite mild, and the liqueur adds the chocolate flavour without being sweet," she said.
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I get a gin, elder flower liqueur, and grapefruit drink to start and then a champagne cocktail next.
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Later came a crucial ruling obliging West Germany to let a French blackcurrant liqueur be marketed as such.
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The Liqueur is made with spiced rum, brandy, cinnamon, and cream and is available now through late December.
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A Harvey Wallbanger resembles a Screwdriver—orange juice with vodka—but has an additional shot of anise liqueur.
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Coffee, served plain or spiked with Baileys liqueur and Jameson whiskey, was the drink of choice that morning.
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A bar in the corner displayed a bottle of unlabeled liqueur and an inviting glass filled with ice.
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Add a little chili-flavored liqueur and some bitters, and you've got some grown-up apple juice, indeed.
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On to the serious stuff, and by that we mean mezcal, mixed with some cranberry liqueur and vermouth.
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The moment Betty serves someone Liqueur d'Amour, I seize the opportunity to ask her about the mysterious potion.
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Porchlight, in the West Chelsea section of Manhattan, offers a frozen version with aquavit, banana liqueur and coconut.
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Another thing that is interesting about our liqueur is that people have reported feeling high the morning after.
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Then he offered her what he said was an antihistamine to help her cold, and some almond liqueur.
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The restaurant adds banana liqueur and a 20-ounce Budweiser to five scoops of Breyers Chocolate ice cream.
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I ordered the Paramount cocktail, a great twist on a negroni with lemongrass and Pampelle, a grapefruit liqueur.
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I would also recommend adding some kind of acid into the mix — like a citric acid, wine, or liqueur.
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You won't see the Godiva liqueur version on the menu, so you'll have to ask for it with authority.
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The pyramid-shaped treat is made with white chocolate coffee cream, coffee liqueur biscuit, Frangelico mascarpone, and crunchy praline.
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Combine lemon-lime soda, liqueur, orange slices, lemon slices and cucumber slices in a 5-quart pitcher; stir gently.
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It's typically a ring-shaped cake like a bundt, but it's made with yeast and soaked in liqueur syrup.
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Combine berry puree, vodka, lemon juice, liqueur and simple syrup in an ice-filled shaker and shake vigorously. 3.
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So Brennan decided to set her banana sauce on fire with some rum, cinnamon and banana liqueur, WGNO reported.
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The new version will transform a margarita: Ancho Reyes Verde Chile Liqueur, $35.99 at Astor Wines & Spirits, astorwines.com. cooking
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"I am dedicated to the culture of the '20s," he said while sipping an elderflower liqueur and prosecco cocktail.
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The selection of drinks includes a John McEnroe, with watermelon and jalapeño-infused tequila, watermelon, cherry liqueur and lime.
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On the drink menu, his fiendish nickname applies to a $13 cocktail with herbal liqueur, vermouth and other ingredients.
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A seven-dollar adult slushie of coffee liqueur, milk, and brandy is served in a Greek paper coffee cup.
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Tamoko told us it was onsen umeshu, a plum liqueur made in town using the stinky hot spring water.
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I'm exhausted, so stick with a one-drink limit, but enjoy a yummy cocktail made with homemade raspberry liqueur.
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Cocktails, ranging from an Espresso Martini (East London Vodka, coffee liqueur and espresso) to a Negroni, start at £11.
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WHAT IT IS A cocktail made of rum, lime juice, apricot liqueur and Cointreau, served in a cocktail glass.
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Eventually, the blond Caesar brought us mugs of instant coffee, made lukewarm and sickly with too much perfumed liqueur.
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Insider spoke with Alfred Cointreau, a sixth-generation member of the family-run orange-flavored triple-sec liqueur brand.
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"I really think that the city didn't want peanut butter in them, or mint or liqueur," Ms. Hardcastle said.
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Chuy's is also featuring $26 floaters all day to dress up any margarita with customers' favorite tequila or orange liqueur.
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The star ingredient, rare Green Chartreuse, is reportedly the only liqueur in the world that has a natural green color.
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Stop by Senior & Co. for a sample of their blue Curaçao liqueur, made from the peels of Curaçao's laraha oranges.
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Alcohol-infused candy has come a long way since the liqueur-filled cordials that only your grandparents seemed to like.
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PA valuing the French liqueur maker at 684 million euros ($760 million) as it bets on growth in North America.
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Lately, the specialty drink has been a bold combination of smoky mezcal, Campari, and chili liqueur, garnished with star anise.
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It also has a touch of sweetness: Firelit Coffee Liqueur, $34.99 for 750 milliliters from K&L Wine Merchants, klwines.
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The cherries, which traditionally embellish ice-cream sundaes and cocktails, were not steeped in maraschino, the Italian wild-cherry liqueur.
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Consider Aperol Spritz, the drink of summer 2018, which combines sparkling wine and soda water with low-ABV Aperol liqueur.
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"It's the first modern liqueur which isn't made with sugar syrup but with non-refined brown beet sugar," Gallo says.
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If someone orders limoncello, chances are, others at the table will be offered a gratis sample of the housemade liqueur.
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"It's got different vermouth and this particular bitter spirit and a little bit of cherry liqueur," Tim told me then.
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From frozen to on the rocks, orange liqueur floats, and even free delivery, there's a margarita deal for everyone today.
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Sazerac thinks that the drink's future depends on consumers' thinking "whiskey" and not "liqueur" when they buy or order it.
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To get you through, they suggest drinks featuring "divine, nurturing, and feminine ingredients," such as rose tincture and chamomile liqueur.
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Khoubbane offers me a welcome drink of the local gris wine, mixed with lemonade and a dash of cherry liqueur.
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Aside from Essence du Single malt, Sivo also makes a rye, moonshine, herbal liqueur, and fruit-based eau-de-vies.
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Get a little retro and break out the melon baller for this Midori, the melon-flavored liqueur, and white wine spritzer.
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"For the finishing touch on a citrusy crepe suzette, many ignite liqueur poured over a freshly-cooked crepe," the description read.
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Its supporting cast comes in the form of gin, violet liqueur, fresh lemon juice, sugar syrup, and lots of crushed ice.
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The Dothraquiri, a daiquiri variation named for the Dothraki warriors, features local rum Cotton & Reed, creme de cacao, and banana liqueur.
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Typically served as an after-dinner drink, Limoncello is a popular liqueur that hails from the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento, and Capri.
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Jägermeister is a staple of many late-night escapades, but now it's bringing a taste of morning to the iconic liqueur.
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Pallini Limoncello production started in the '90s, and today Pallini makes almost 1 million liters of the lemon liqueur per year.
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Crafted with the bon vivants behind Chambord raspberry liqueur, these 12 quirky icebreakers are all but guaranteed to banish conversational lulls.
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Warm Chocolate Pudding with Irish Cream Liqueur Custard Ireland Booth, $4.25 This is the rich, gluttonous dessert that you came for.
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You can also make your drink stronger with a $1 floater, which is an extra pour of tequila or orange liqueur.
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About a year ago, it teamed up with Alinea, the three Michelin-star restaurant in Chicago, to create a coffee liqueur.
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The music is good, and you'll find a selection of 2008 shots, including "attitude adjustment" (vodka, triple sec, amaretto and melon liqueur) and "sanky panky" (tequila, strawberry liqueur and Bailey's); a variety of fruity cocktails, which combine local tropical flavors like passion fruit, coconut and pineapple; and an open courtyard to cool off in between dance sessions.
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It was the first and only bourbon-based honey liqueur in the U.S. market, and has seen incredible growth since its introduction.
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On the first floor, the bar has become a permanent fixture, lined with gleaming bottles of vodka, rum, gin, whiskey, and liqueur.
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In a small bowl, stir together remaining 1 tablespoon sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon juice and the elderflower liqueur until sugar has dissolved.
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French liqueur Grand Marnier, Campari's biggest acquisition to date, added 32.5 million euros to the group's net sales in the first quarter.
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The downtown region of Lisbon is great for shopping, as well as trying some ginjinha, a sour cherry liqueur that originated here.
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Ancho Reyes chili liqueur gives your average mulled cider new life, and a few of these will definitely get you festively sloshed.
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The bar director, Franky Marshall, has devised unusual cocktails, including the Guillotine — a heady, harmonious mix of mezcal, whiskey and banana liqueur.
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Consider Pasteis de Nata, a Portuguese custard tart dusted with cinnamon, or Ginga, a Portuguese cherry liqueur that originated in the city.
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Campari, the bitter Italian liqueur that serves as the backbone of many of the bar's famed Negronis, is a staple at Dante.
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It's the new sibling of Ancho Reyes Chile Liqueur, and delivers a clean, deeply vegetal aroma and sweet but not punishing heat.
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You'd occasionally encounter it in quasi-classic cocktails like the Algonquin (rye, dry vermouth) and the Mary Pickford (gin, maraschino liqueur, grenadine).
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The resin has long been a culinary darling in Greece, especially as a chewing gum, a liqueur or a flavoring in sweets.
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The world's sixth largest spirits company also reported solid sales of its eponymous red bitter, Grand Marnier liqueur and Wild Turkey bourbon.
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Treasure hunters in Scandinavia have recovered dozens of cases of cognac and liqueur from wreckage 250 feet down in the Baltic Sea.
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Personally, I'd throw a few dashes of rosemary tincture in champagne or mix cinnamon liqueur into a piping hot cup of coffee.
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Lucky Rooster's draft Brooklyn takes the typical rye, vermouth, and maraschino liqueur and ups the flavor with Solerno Blood Orange and Angostura bitters.
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The Italian blue cheese called Choco 21 has been ripened in a chocolate liqueur, then rubbed with cocoa and decorated with chocolate chips.
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And when what you're binge drinking is some weirdo herbal liqueur that, holy shit, is like 120 proof, disaster and hangovers can ensue.
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Though it has less caffeine than Coffee, Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz, it features cold brew coffee ice cream base, fudge swirls, and coffee liqueur truffles.
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Combine gin, Bai Brasilia Blueberry, aloe liqueur, and lime juice in a cocktail shaker with ice, and shake for 10-15 seconds.2.
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He concocted what may be the first fernet — an Italian type of amaro, or bitter herbal liqueur — using 27 herbs, roots, and spices.
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Try an Irish coffee, a steaming mug of glühwein (mulled wine), or a hot chocolate spiked with kirsch, the locally beloved cherry liqueur.
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The latter is often followed by pasita, a sweet, prune-forward liqueur that is in turn chased with a cube of goat cheese.
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This mischievous technique partners the freshness of grapes with the sweetness of your favorite liqueur—which you should inject beforehand into the fruit.
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The drinks menu, too, draws on Israeli produce: An artichoke julep, for example, is made with sharp Cynar liqueur and pink grapefruit juice.
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For instance, the Mr. Easy cocktail she created uses fancy ingredients like Botanist gin; Yuzushu, a Japanese liqueur; and Suze, a French aperitif.
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The rum-based cocktail has blue Curaçao (for color) and banana liqueur (because, as Mr. Levy put it, the whole thing was "bananas").
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Served in a martini glass, the cocktail combines oolong tea, lychee liqueur, and an oolong-infused vodka that's made fresh daily in-house.
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Together, they've nearly doubled Korea's American whiskey selection and helped legalize imports like pisco, 100-percent agave blanco tequila, fruit cup liqueur, and sherry.
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Your weekend agenda on this Dutch West Indies isle: cove-hopping, sipping blue Curaçao liqueur, exploring a complex past and late-night people-watching.
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So far, the only new item we know of is TJ's Egg Nog Liqueur, which the chain recently posted about in its Fearless Flyer.
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French liqueur Grand Marnier, which Campari bought last year and started to consolidate since June, added 81.5 million euros to the group's net sales.
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Once the vodka is ready, he mixes it with Manzana Verde apple liqueur, fresh apple juice, and the juice of a whole squeezed lemon.
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Margaritas are deceptively simple — tequila, lime, and some orange liqueur — but there are about as many varieties as there are reasons to drink one.
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In Queens, another cafe called Sweetleaf Coffee makes a Java Flip from Jamaican rum, bourbon, egg yolk, cream and a house-brewed coffee liqueur.
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That créme de pêche came to be because peaches are in season, so of course Lazy Bear needed to make its own peach liqueur.
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The bartenders, loving the happy crowd, handed out rum shots with anise liqueur, and then rum shots with cider, further fueling the ebullient mood.
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He hung out in pool halls, where he ran the table with customized cue sticks and sipped on Amarula, a South African cream liqueur.
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WHAT IT IS A cocktail made of gin, St-Germain elderflower liqueur, lemon juice, sugar, cucumber and soda water, served in a Collins glass.
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Our informal tasters enjoyed the intensely flavored sorbets: limoncello with limoncello liqueur, margarita with tequila, strawberry with sparkling wine and blackberry with cabernet sauvignon.
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The Snow White-tini was made with vanilla-flavored vodka, Godiva white chocolate liqueur, a splash of half-and-half, and crème de cacao.
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Front Burner Galliano, the Italian liqueur in the tall, slender bottle, is best known as a sweet golden quaff with a glint of chartreuse.
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It's a nice place to sip Anna's fragrant take on a Bellini, made with fig eau de vie, peach liqueur, prosecco and lemon verbena.
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DRINKS The club's namesake is a drink from the Detroit Athletic Club, circa 1916 — a tart mix of gin, chartreuse, maraschino liqueur and lime.
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Front Burner Yuzu, the lemony citrus fruit that's a staple in Japan, provides the essential flavor and aroma for Yuzuri, a new Japanese liqueur.
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Chopin Vodka and Dorda Liqueur cocktails will be available at the award show and to those who attend the post-show gala hosted by PEOPLE.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said its strategy of focusing on premium products to boost profit margins was delivering strong results.
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Chapoulaud-Floquet, 56, will continue to exercise her mandate until the arrival of her successor, the maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said.
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With vodka, fresh juices, banana liqueur, sherry, a whole lot of bitters, and a gazillion garnishes, it will truly have you feeling like a baller.
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I looked for bottles in my liquor cabinet that were heavy on botanicals: those gins to which I already referred, elderflower liqueur, crème de violette.
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Front Burner Rhubarb seems like a good fit for an Italian-style bitter liqueur, or amaro, a category that has taken off at trendy bars.
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Even if you're not sipping the liqueur from a sunny terrace on the Amalfi coast, it's time to set your limoncello standards a little higher.
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Two curators compared tasting notes on Killepitsch liqueur ("children's Motrin"), grapefruit Schöfferhofer beer ("undertones of Fanta"), and Underberg digestif ("I wish this on my enemy").
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You may play around with the syrup, replacing grappa with light rum, or you may use limoncello instead, or a honey syrup or orange liqueur.
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Strong demand for the group's bright-orange Aperol liqueur, used in many fashionable cocktails, and other high-margin brands such as Grand Marnier boosted profitability.
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Try the Oaxacan on Broken Glass cocktail, with Banhez mezcal, lime cordial, chile liqueur and bitters ($15) and relax in a chair overlooking the skyline.
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Sprinkle with cinnamon, add a half cup of rum and a splash of banana liqueur, then tip the pan slightly so the alcohol goes alight.
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I used a splash of Campari for its color and slight bitterness, along with orange liqueur and brandy, to punch up the cooked rhubarb's syrup.
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It uses the boozy, herbal green Chartreuse as a base and adds the spicy tropical clove liqueur Velvet Falernum along with fresh lime and pineapple.
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All they seemed to want to do was watch the screen, drink their sweet liqueur, be mindless, or be without the burden of their bodies.
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"For us, whiskey is the root of the brand and we're going to embrace that, and not play in that liqueur space," Mr. Richards said.
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She obtains the fruit for this liqueur, as well as for the other flavors — Bosc pear, cranberry, white peach, raspberry and rhubarb — from upstate farmers.
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Going to bars where locals imbibe isn't just about drinking, said Camille Ralph Vidal, the Global Brand Ambassador for the French elderflower liqueur St-Germain.
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We will sip it solo, we will use it for double Oreo cookie-dunking, and we love the idea of spiking it with some creamy liqueur.
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Add 1 oz serrano-infused tequila, Bai Kula Watermelon, lime juice, blended watermelon, and elderflower liqueur to a cocktail shaker 3/4 full of ice.3.
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After enjoying all of the fish, pastries and liqueur Lisbon has to offer, a hike around Sintra and Cascais will be good for body and mind.
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The company that controls the late guitar great's merchandising is going after Leon Hendrix ... one of Jimi's relatives because he's hawking something called Purple Haze Liqueur.
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Sharing miso-drizzled greens straight from the owner's brother's garden and sipping yuzu fruit liqueur, we traded vegan origin stories at Organic Vegetarian Cafe Le Coccole.
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They would like the world to know that Ancho Reyes chile liqueur and apple cider go together like Santa Claus and a pack of ornery reindeer.
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Pepperberries are used to add a subtle and herbal warmth into liquors like gin and vodka, and as the basis for a complex and spicy liqueur.
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The liqueur shouldn't leave your mouth puckered in discomfort, shouldn't smell of alcohol, and should always clearly display where the lemons are from on the bottle.
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Front Burner Add a soupçon of intrigue to your next cocktail or glass of sparkling wine with a splash of poblano green chile liqueur from Mexico.
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Much to the relief of some patrons and disappointment of others, a number of these, such as the coca leaf liqueur, are stripped of actual narcotics.
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He recalled how Mr. Jago had quickly sent the nascent Irish cream liqueur to I.D.V.'s development group to be refined, and then stood by it.
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Homer's wine-dark sea looks even more poetic with a tangy Sherry Chery (sic) Lady cocktail (vodka, mastic liqueur, cherries, lemon; 9 euros, or about $10.30).
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I have recently even swapped out the sweet vermouth for ginger liqueur in a rye-based perfect manhattan, with a slice of crystallized ginger as garnish.
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"You want to make sure you get a well-balanced margarita, so you need Cointreau rather than a cheap orange liqueur or triple sec," he said.
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Customers can sample the distillery's gins, bourbon and an Italian liqueur called nocino made with Ohio-grown black walnuts in cocktails infused with local, seasonal ingredients.
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The restaurant's name refers to a popular cocktail served at Hart's, called Mosca de la Fruta, or fruit fly, made with mezcal, orange liqueur and lime.
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The new café's signature drink, however, is not butterbeer but the Goblet of Fire, which is made of blue Curacao liqueur, Bacardi, and cinnamon, Hello Giggles reports.
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For a dish like the pork spare ribs, he'd go for the Mission of Burma, a gin cocktail with orange liqueur, lime, simple syrup, and Thai bitters.
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In keeping with the colder climes I found myself in, the star ingredient of Ludo's sauce was a liqueur made from a fruit, locally called plate-bière.
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His pubs have swapped champagne for English sparkling wine and even Jägermeister, chief ingredient of the aforementioned bomb, has been replaced with "Chorley's number one herbal liqueur".
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The cocktail also contains Benedictine, an herbal liqueur made with 27 herbs and spices; sweet vermouth infused with black Mission figs and cinnamon sticks; and angostura bitters.
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"Limoncello is a very traditional Italian liqueur; it's really a family tradition, Most Italian families do it at home," Pallini President and CEO Micaela Pallini told Insider.
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As a twist on the classic Manhattan, Rousseau pairs the cocktail with artichoke liqueur and a hollow ice ball, which is smoked with cinnamon and ancho chile.
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The drink goes turbo with the addition of a little chocolatey Nardini grappa and a honey-infused shot of Chartreuse, the yellow herbal liqueur made by Monks.
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The waiter passed out the shots, some indeterminate liqueur in a lurid blue, and everyone waited until everyone else had been served, so as to drink together.
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Tennis fans will order $2600 caviar plates (one ounce of hackleback) and $17 signature cocktails (vodka, lemonade, raspberry liqueur and honeydew melon balls) at Lure Oyster Bar.
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Made from handpicked beans infused in pineapple brandy, with vanilla beans added, the coffee liqueur delivers bright, lightly acidic coffee flavor and some sweetness without being syrupy.
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While the Italian liqueur has a cult following in the international bartending community, its profound popularity in Argentina is far bigger than the confines of cult status.
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The Italian maker of the amaretto liqueur Disaronno on Wednesday accused a U.S. rival of copying its distinctive square-shaped bottle cap in violation of federal trademark law.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac, Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay Rum beat market expectations with a return to sales growth that boosted its shares by 5 percent.
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Gin, herbal liqueur Benedictine, and ice form the base of this boozey bowl, which is then topped with maple syrup, orange flower water, lemon juice, and jasmine tea.
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Substitute the coffee liqueur with instant iced coffee, then compensate for the missing booze with an extra splash of vodka, and replace the heavy cream with coffee creamer.
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If you want to impress by ordering this dish in French on your own visit, it's called Noix de St Jacques à la liqueur de plate-bière. Fancy.
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French liqueur Grand Marnier, which Campari bought last year and started to consolidate in June, added 32.5 million euros to the group's net sales in the first quarter.
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The beverage menu includes plenty of wines for pairing with seafood, plus cocktails like the Margarita Italiano, made with tequila, an Italian elderflower liqueur, and blood-orange juice.
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In 2011, the architect Shigeru Ban expanded Le Consortium's compound, a former cassis liqueur factory it took over in 1982 after occupying a string of apartment-sized locations.
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The Alaska is a gin drink, like the martini, but instead of dry vermouth, it calls for yellow Chartreuse, the intensely herbal French liqueur, and sometimes orange bitters.
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In place of cassis for a kir, turn to a blackberry liqueur from Heimat New York to add sultry richness to a glass of white or sparkling wine.
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Campari acquired the villa in 2016 through its purchase of Société des Produits Marnier Lapostolle, the parent company of Grand Marnier liqueur, and listed the property shortly after.
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Her family first used anise liqueur in the dough, followed by rum when they settled in Cuba, after first passing through the Canary Islands, Colombia and Costa Rica.
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Dolewhipdollies_ also explained in the photo's caption that the actual drink is made with vodka and Chambord, a raspberry liqueur that gives the drink its dark reddish purple hue.
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Treasure hunters in Scandinavia, however, have recovered dozens of cases of cognac and liqueur from a far more unusual location: 250 feet under the surface of the Baltic Sea.
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The company said that the ship was carrying 50 cases of cognac, branded "De Haartman & Co.," and 15 cases of liqueur, branded "Benedictine," a brand now owned by Bacardi.
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Two days later, there was no band, and a Snazzerac—a take on a Sazerac, spiffed up with the addition of pecan liqueur—could be sipped in relative peace.
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The bottle doesn't tell you where the lemons are fromCervellione said that the quality of the lemons used in production is paramount to the flavour of the finished liqueur.
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Other offerings include a brandy Alexander ($15) that recalls a spiked milkshake, and the Fairy Night ($15), an apple cider served hot with apple liqueur and baked Fiji apples.
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Sure, there are already many exceptionally smooth, espadín-based mezcales in the market, and even a standalone damiana liqueur that you can probably mix to get a similar effect.
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Aversion aside, the shimmery, gold-flecked liqueur seems like an obvious choice for a man whose quest for riches drove him to print $250 million in fake US currency.
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Over the last five years, Aperol has become a staple liqueur for many bartenders and can be found on menus all over the city, several New York restaurateurs said.
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The British mixologist Dean Shury created cocktails inspired by the Côte d'Azur and local spirits like pastis and rinquinquin, a peach liqueur, that keep the hotel's three bars humming.
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On the patio, drink a frothy "From Russia With Love," with vodka and peach liqueur (19 dollars) while watching old James Bond movies screened silently on an adjacent wall.
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For the 2019/20 full year, the maker of Remy Martin cognac, Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay rum predicted a stable current operating profit, citing an uncertain geopolitical environment.
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When his stepdaughter, Pol Pot's only child, got married in 2014, he threw her a lavish reception featuring French liqueur and glass chandeliers hanging from pink-and-white tents.
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Or sip on mastiha — tree sap made into an almost pine-flavored liqueur — in its birthplace of Chios, or ouzo on Lesvos, which makes half of the world's supply.
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Desserts, including coeur à la crème for two, are Ms. Grossman's responsibility, as are the wine- and liqueur-based cocktails: 99 Bank Street (Hudson Street), 212-1363-6600, pierresnyc.com.
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Guests will choose a tea from among 24 Asian varieties, such as jasmine lily, and will also be served a cocktail made with jasmine-infused gin and rose liqueur.
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A group of a dozen éleveurs were standing around, joking and laughing, and holding plastic cups of their local cocktail—a liqueur called Pontarlier-Anis, mixed with fir syrup.
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People start coming at around 7 and we eat and drink way too much: prosecco spiked with rose liqueur to start, followed by John Daly's for my cousin and me.
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One of Mark Hix's signature drinks made by putting a morello cherry in a glass with a few teaspoons of cherry liqueur and topped up with sparkling wine or perry.
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The outlet says that "the warm flaky dough plus the chilled liqueur is a perfect combination," and warns that they are "pretty strong," likening the flavor to adult chocolate milk.
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By his account, his father, Norton J. Cooper, gave him the cold shoulder when he suggested creating an elderflower liqueur like the ones he had encountered in bars in London.
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This punchy cocktail found at speakeasy the Red Frog blends ruby port wine with Lisbon's signature ginjinha (wild cherry liqueur), a splash of Venezuelan rum, chocolate bitters, and smoked cinnamon.
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Judy convinces him he should go and apologize to her — a decision made while the two of them shared a thermos of butterscotch liqueur — but Nicky freaks out at him.
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With vodka, sherry, and a Brazilian banana liqueur, this punch turns into basically a giant adult snow cone when you pour it all over a big bowl of crushed ice.
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A Colonial Cordial (Scotch, Papidoux calvados, Grand Marnier, thyme liqueur, bitters; 350 baht) is practically a must, and dress code is B.Y. O. P. H.: Bring your own pith helmet.
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Everything we sampled, from the pretzel sweetened with maple syrup at Nason's Beer Hall to a whiskey sour with St-Germain liqueur at the cocktail bar Fifth & Rose, was delicious.
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He is also a big advocate of local heritage brands like Amargo Obrero, a mild regional amaro, and Hesperidina, an orange liqueur that, in 1876, became Argentina's first patented product.
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Front Burner The makers of Jägermeister in Germany had more on their minds than frat parties in 1878 when they developed their herbal liqueur from a mixture of 56 botanicals.
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They suggest cocktails containing lavender tincture and peppermint liqueur, both of which would be excellent additions to a cup of green tea or a vodka soda, depending on your mood.
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These young liqueur brands, whose bottles run $30 to $40 each, are tapping into a lucrative market — retail sales of nonalcoholic beverages grew by 1.1 billion from 2018 to 2019.
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The tendency of these nuts to dry out then calls for a pre-emptive drenching with a floral or citrus sugar syrup or, as here, a nutty liqueur like amaretto.
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In the past decade, Leon and Pitsicalis have lost other lawsuits over their attempts to market various products with Jimi's name — most recently, a bottle of "Purple Haze liqueur" last year.
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While guests have previously been able to choose from options of Bailey's, Kahlua or Rumchata, Disney Food Blog has discovered there is a secret fourth option, Godiva chocolate liqueur, now available.
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Even if the cognac and liqueur are not drinkable, Ms. Schuster said, the discovery — found in a World War I-era wreckage at the bottom of the ocean — is still significant.
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The signature drink, Uncaged, is a blend of tequila, cherry puree, agave nectar, orange liqueur, and grapefruit served on a towering bed of crushed ice and dressed up with dried flowers.
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Ms. Goodson described the triggering effect of an old Baileys Irish cream ad in which the liqueur was poured into a pristine glass, hitting the bottom and sloshing up the side.
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The fennel and anise liqueur in particular play nicely against the licorice flavors exhibited by some of the wines, as the slight bitterness of the eggplant and tapenade corrals their tannins.
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He said one of the senator's favorite drinks was sambuca, the Italian anise-flavored liqueur; Mr. McCain would often order ribs or étouffée, the Cajun dish served with shellfish over rice.
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It is well worth the cost of 9.90 euros (about $11), including a sip of the standard Slyrs, a single malt made from Bavarian barley, along with a sweet whiskey liqueur.
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One custom drink on the menu is the Mediterranean martini, made of gin, dry vermouth, thyme, sea salt and mastiha, a liqueur derived from the hardened sap of the mastic tree.
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At a PR event Wednesday night for Campari liqueur, attendees I spoke with were abuzz about the outage and kept refreshing Instagram to see if it was back up (myself included).
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The dish included a spherified ball of gentian and grapefruit with Campari liqueur, codfish foam with pine nut, and kidney with sherry essence that had been dehydrated into a crunch morsel.
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The Italian group, whose French liqueur Grand Marnier contains cognac as its main ingredient, said it would pay 52.2 million euros ($62 million) for the business, which dates back almost 200 years.
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To get in the spirit (in more than one sense of the word), we're brewing up this wickedly pretty cocktail, packed with blueberries, elderflower liqueur, and a bubbly splash of Freixenet Cava.
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Jimi Hendrix was all for Purple Haze, all in your brain, but his estate ain't down to push a specialty liqueur that jacked his famous song title ... according to a new lawsuit.
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My first cocktail of the night was a "chocolate chocolate martini," which contained vanilla vodka (MOSTLY), chocolate liqueur, cream, creme de cocoa, a third of a Hershey's bar and probably 25,275 calories.
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First, we muddle the blackberries in the bottom of the glass, before adding Chambord (the raspberry liqueur that looks like it's wearing a Moschino belt) and white rum, followed by sugar syrup.
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Chefs identified by Slow Food International will prepare brunch, lunch and dinner dishes served with Le Grand Fizz, Grey Goose's first signature summer cocktail, made with elderflower liqueur, lime juice and soda.
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Also good was the dry Once in a Blue Moon, a mix of gin and Avèze, a citrusy liqueur from the South of France whose rarity may lend the cocktail its name.
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" Taking a sip of the Tradewind (rum, apricot liqueur, coconut), the science teacher said, "I feel like I was just tossed into the arms of a competent but not overly masculine lifeguard.
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" Young explained that adding some green Chartreuse to the smash will complement the sage because, "It's a super herbal liqueur—so that enhances the fact that there's fresh herbs in the drink.
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When you think of Dante, you think of bitter Italian liqueur, so it makes sense that even in their Old Fashioned, a typically whiskey-forward drink, Pacheco lets amaro steal the show.
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The more playful creations include Frozaaay (a slushy blend of rosé wine and watermelon juice; 063 euros) and the One Night in Paris cocktail (gin, grapefruit liqueur, sparkling wine, hibiscus; 12 euros).
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In addition to the 53-year-old Chartreuse the L&aposImperial is made with top shelf gin, cherry oak aged maraschino liqueur, lime juice, and of course, a golden cherry on top.
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Insider spoke with Alfred Cointreau, a sixth-generation member of the family-run orange-flavored triple-sec liqueur brand, to find out the mistakes you&aposre making that are ruining your margarita.
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The maker of orange-coloured Aperol liqueur and the namesake red aperitif added it would maintain its tax residence in Italy and would continue to be listed solely on the Milan bourse.
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The conditions outside were cold and windy, so the Where There's Smoke ($14), a "steamed" mix of mezcal, pear liqueur, lemon juice, and agave syrup, was a pleasant way to warm up.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian drinks group Campari on Tuesday reported a strong start to the year thanks to double-digit sales growth in the first quarter for aperitif Aperol and French liqueur Grand Marnier.
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Mix everything you'd usually stick in a Pimm's (strawbs, oranges, lemonade, the all-important fruity liqueur) and add it to a lolly mould, before sticking in half a slice of cucumber and freezing.
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Ninsom orders his favorite cocktail—the Pacific Club with rum, lime, Combier orange liqueur, lemon, and Angostura bitters with an absinthe rinse—with aromatic curries like the beef cheek curry, or Gang Kae.
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The pictured recreation is made from blood orange sorbet, a splash of mango liqueur, rum and seltzer, but Monica's version would be precisely measured and seriously boozy, because she doesn't mess around. 3.
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You can marvel at Funfetti martinis (made with white chocolate liqueur and cake-flavored vodka and rimmed with sprinkles), Funfetti cheese balls (sweetened cream cheese coated with sprinkles) and rainbow sprinkle cinnamon rolls.
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Instead of lemon juice, commonly added to balance the sweetness of added sugar, she uses unfiltered apple cider vinegar; she also deploys a shot of apple liqueur, schnapps or brandy, like French Calvados.
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Cerasum, a new cherry liqueur, made in the United States by Don Ciccio & Figli from Michigan cherries and blossoms from Virginia, plus assorted herbs like juniper, is based on an old Italian recipe.
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All you need is a lot of butter, a lot of brown sugar, a couple of bananas, light rum, some banana liqueur if you have any (if you don't, the rum's just fine).
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Downstairs, the lobby bar's cocktails — spiked with local ingredients like Virgil Kaine Bourbon and house-made pumpkin liqueur — are a major draw, though it was quiet the wintry Tuesday night of our stay.
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Aperol sales were up 24.7 percent in the first half of the year, fuelled by sales in its core markets and in the United States, where the liqueur is a newcomer on bar counters.
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It would depend on many factors, including when the alcohol was sealed and bottled, the specific type of cognac and liqueur, and whether any ocean water or other bacteria had leaked into the bottles.
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And, you can still sip a cherry liqueur-laced Singapore Sling while tossing peanut shells over your shoulder at the Long Bar, perhaps the only spot where it's proper to be a bit uncouth.
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Robert J. Cooper, whose unusual elderflower liqueur, St-Germain, introduced in 2007, was so completely embraced by the cocktail community that it became known as "bartender's ketchup," died on Monday in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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When Josh Hartnett and Kirsten Dunst share a sip of peach schnapps in The Virgin Suicides, you can taste its sickly sweet liqueur on your lips as they press the bottle to their own.
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Ernest Hemingway liked his daiquiri unsweetened and oversized: four ounces of white rum blended with crushed ice, lemon juice, grapefruit juice, and six drops of cherry liqueur from El Floridita bar, in Havana, Cuba.
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A soaring space outfitted with plush couches and carpets, the establishment pours out numerous Provençal products, including Doucillon beer (10 euros) and Le Daviel cocktails (pastis, lychee liqueur, spice syrup and Champagne; 21 euros).
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First there's the Tall and Bitter, which goes full-throttle into Malört's punch-you-in-the-teeth astringency by adding more bitters, quinine-tinged tonic water, and Bigallet China China, a bittersweet French liqueur.
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BAR MOGA Named for Japanese flappers, this bar is an East-West affair, with Japanese flavors in cocktails like the Devil's Pocket Watch, with Scotch, sweet potato sochu and apricot liqueur among the ingredients.
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Everything you need is already in your pantry; you're just going to need one whole coconut and your favorite rum or coconut liqueur, if you really want to turbocharge this popsicle with tropical vibes.
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Saronno, Italy-based Illva Saronno SpA sued Sazerac Company Inc, which sells an amaretto liqueur called Di Amore, in U.S. District Court in Trenton, New Jersey alleging trade dress infringement, unfair competition, and unjust enrichment.
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Cognac-based liqueur Grand Marnier also outperformed many of Campari's regional brands, with sales up 10 percent thanks to a good performance in the United States, where the group had recently strengthened its distribution capabilities.
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Save plenty of time for Grote Knip (also called Kenepa), perhaps the most scenic and calm beach on the island, with bright, implausibly blue waters the color of the liqueur the island is famous for.
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To find out if yarrow eliminates the sluggish and clumsy aspect of alcohol in place of a sharper, more attuned drunkenness, we're interchanging sips of yarrow tea with slugs of The Foragers "Mars Silvanus" liqueur.
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The transaction is part of Campari's broader strategy to streamline its brand portfolio and will also help the company cut its financial debt, which rose last year after the acquisition of French liqueur Grand Marnier.
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Place wine cubes, 1 cup ice, 2 ounces elderflower liqueur (such as St-Germain), 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice and 6 peeled cucumber slices in a high-powered blender; process until smooth, about 20 seconds.
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But this creation, from Leyenda bartender Ivy Mix, leans on Mix's expertise with Latin flavors with a brandy brewed in the Andes Mountains, and Ancho Reyes, a spicy-sweet ancho chili liqueur from Puebla, Mexico.
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Also, the hotel's Met Bar will offer a menu of four fashion-themed cocktails including the Fashionista, a blend of fresh grapefruit, orange and tomato juices, agave, cherry liqueur, tequila, cinnamon, cardamom and fresh chile.
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But I could picture the wild-haired writer there, arguing politics with fellow artists — he was a bohemian when the term still meant something — and swigging punsch, a traditional Swedish liqueur popular at the time.
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LONDON — Gruppo Campari said on Tuesday that it had agreed to buy the French maker of the liqueur Grand Marnier in a deal that values the company at 151.73 million euros, or about $761 million.
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As he unravels his bartending kit and gets to work, Best explains his strategy in taming the Jeppson's beast by working in other ingredients to add some sort of balance to a very unbalanced liqueur.
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Then for a third variation—this one is not on the menu, but people can ask for it—I take bourbon, of course, a sprig of mint, orgeat, and then we actually use violet liqueur.
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Drambuie, a liqueur made from whiskey, heather honey and a collection of herbs, came from a personal recipe from the Prince of Scotland in 1746, and has become a popular home remedy for treating coughs.
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After two nightly seatings, the space transforms into Svartklubb, serving drinks like gin with "forest tonic" and fermented milk known as fjallfil, chilled into a slushy and laced with a liqueur of dill and fennel.
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The liquor sank with a Swedish steamship that was attacked by a German submarine in 1917, during World War I. The haul included 50 cases of cognac and 15 cases of Benedictine, a herbal liqueur.
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We tried recipes using a pâte à choux of eggs and butter whipped together, but we liked the traditional water and flour dough the best, with anise liqueur added to replace half of the water.
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"A cocktail isn't just about the spirit," said Lee Applbaum, chef marketing officer for the tequila maker Patrón, which was ahead of the curve, introducing an orange liqueur suitable for margaritas almost 20 years ago.
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As I reach for an Electric Lover, or a shot of Kokoro Gin Blueberry & Lemongrass Liqueur, or—God preserve us—a bottle of Zymurgorium Flagingo Pink Gin, what message am I sending to the future?
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It starts with a house martini, followed by variations like the Kangaroo (a vodka martini), Gibson (martini with an onion), Turf Club (Old Tom gin, vermouth, maraschino liqueur, absinthe) and Tuxedo (gin, sherry, orange bitters).
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The other mix drink is called the "Fix It in Post," and it consists of Clase Azul Plata tequila, La Pinta pomegranate tequila liqueur, marinated pineapple juice, lemon juice, agave nectar, and a jalapeño for garnish.
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He looks like a man who would make a very good three-course meal for a group of friends and insist that everyone drink the after-dinner liqueur that he brought back from Italy last month.
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The company, known for its Remy Cointreau cognac, Mount Gay rum and Cointreau liqueur, tempered any hopes that higher-than-expected second-quarter sales would translate into a major pick-up in the next six months.
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Elderflower blossoms are r eportedly difficult to come by in the U.S., so those who wish to celebrate in America and eat like the royals can substitute the flower for a liqueur, such as St. Germaine.
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While the rest of France is better known for wine, in this region bordering Belgium, Abbey-style beers and juniper liqueur are much more popular, and beer's low-class reputation did nothing to help Maroilles' cause.
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Spritz culture is ingrained in the cities and towns of northern Italy, where ice-filled chalices of the classic combo — bitter liqueur and sparkling wine or water (or both) — refract sunlight on every other cafe table.
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Badrigian, with his jovial Northeastern accent and handlebar mustache, set a laid-back, cozy tenor, as he poured terrific takes on the Paper Plane (bourbon, Aperol, Montenegro, lemon) and the Ancient Mariner (rum, grapefruit liqueur, lime).
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The cocktails don't sound half bad, either, such as the Mouthbreather (gin with caramelized pineapple, lime, Ancho Reyes liqueur, and "hellfire shrub") and the "She's Our Friend & She's Crazy" (reposado tequila with amaretto, lemon, and strawberry).
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It is Chicago's greatest inside joke with itself: a liqueur that no one likes but everyone loves, thanks to being both a good way to prank out-of-towners and an excellent measure of one's mettle.
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You've got to love a serving professional who cheerfully explains that "the Bitter Almond Negroni eschews gin" (for Cocchi Americano Rosa and an almond liqueur), as if it were entirely the Negroni's own excellent judgment call.
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Soon, though, the news updates came streaming in that it could be a coup, and possibly a curfew, so we decided to abandon the bottle of raki [Turkish aniseed liqueur] we'd just ordered and head home.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said its strategy of selling higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins was delivering results, and it aimed to further improve profitability while also boosting capital spending.
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Nothing says breakfast to me like a cocktail, so here's what's on the menu: "Mary's Knees" is lime, lemon, and orange juice — fresh-squeezed, mind you — half a cup of vodka and then, for fun, orange liqueur.
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She lived a few doors down from me, in our electric-fenced, guard-patrolled suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe, and was legally old enough to have that just-seen bottle of South African cream liqueur in her room.
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In addition to making great use of smoked tequila, it incorporates tropical flair from guava purée, some citrus tang from Giffard Pamplemousse Rose and lemon juice, and a serious kick from ginger liqueur and a Tajin rim.
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Campari, the world's sixth-largest premium spirit maker, wants to make the distribution of its products more efficient in the United States after it became its biggest market following last year's acquisition of French liqueur Grand Marnier.
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Ingredients: 3 oz Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur 8 oz Ginger Beer 4 scoops Chocolate Ice Cream 5 pieces Candied Ginger 1/2 teaspoon Cayenne Pepper Chili Cinnamon Rim Ginger Infused Whipped Cream for Garnish Preparation: 1.
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I brace myself for the long slog home and the hangover I'm bound to get from mixing whisky, beer, sake, and umeshu, a plum liqueur that tastes like fruit soda when you drink it with carbonated water.
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The drink is not as popular in the United States as it is in the U.K. and Europe, but thanks to St. Germain—a readily available liqueur flavored with elderflowers—you can recreate the taste at home.
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No doubt one would have gladly cozied up to a refreshing, tropical Sleepwalk (lemongrass shochu, yuzu, sake, coconut, ginger, lime) or an ethereally smooth Devil's Pocket Watch (Scotch, sweet-potato shochu, apricot liqueur, pistachio-cranberry maple syrup).
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As he experimented with the recipes within, adjusting and readjusting, he came across an excellent ginger brandy and a beautiful ice kummel, a German caraway liqueur filled with small crystals that gives a bottle a frosted look.
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His grandfather, Léonce Récapet, who ran a liqueur distillery, bought Château Bonnet in 1897, as well as several other estates, after phylloxera, a ravenous aphid that devastated European grapevines in the 19th century, had moved though Bordeaux.
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The Flower Shop: Mr. Black will be offering $229 Espresso Martinis and $212 Cold Fashioneds made with Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur at The Flower Shop located in New York City's Lower East Side from 220 p.m.
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The One That Knocks, which takes its name from Walter White's iconic line in the show's fourth season, features Cranston and Paul's Dos Hombres Mezcal, as well as guajillo pepper, lime, Blue Curaçao liqueur, and Xocolatl Mole Bitters.
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Crêpes suzette — butter, sugar and orange liqueur — was the go-to move of my parents' generation for capping off special dinner parties; I remember my dad flipping and flambéing, not in a tuxedo but definitely with a cravat.
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Similarly, when Galliano, the gold-hued Italian liqueur in the long, narrow bottle, decided it was time for a new version, the result was red and bitter: Galliano L'Aperitivo, which it introduced to the United States in May.
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The liquor sank with the S.S. Kyros, a Swedish steamship that was attacked by a German submarine in 1917, during World War I. The haul included 50 cases of cognac and 15 cases of Benedictine, a herbal liqueur.
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The liquor sank with the S.S. Kyros, a Swedish steamship that was attacked by a German submarine in 1917, during World War I. The haul included 50 cases of cognac and 15 cases of Benedictine, an herbal liqueur.
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Their tone is especially welcoming in the basement lounge, where you can sprawl on a couch or unwind at a small table over a martini that's been Nordicized with Icelandic birch liqueur and syrup distilled from prehistoric amber.
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Between runs, we sipped home-brewed genepi, an herbal liqueur made from high-alpine flowers, and were serenaded by a dishwasher who emerged from the kitchen at Chalet 3200, the mountaintop eatery, and began jamming on a saxophone.
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From the first sip of my Aruba Ariba (vodka, rum, banana liqueur, and fruit punch topped with Grand Marnier) to my last bite of my sea bass entrée, the toes-in-the-sand dining experience was a total knockout.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said its strategy of selling higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins was delivering strong results, and the company said it had met its margin goals one year in advance.
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Under the proposed joint venture, Rémy Cointreau would contribute all Passoã operations, including trademarks and inventory, while Lucas Bols N.V. would contribute both its know-how and expertise in the liqueur and cocktail business, as well as working capital.
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How closely its contents were intended to reflect the tragic goings-on in "Lear" is also unknown — but its blend of whiskey, vermouth, lemon juice, kümmel (a liqueur laced with caraway and other spices) and bitters has appropriate gravitas.
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On Thursday night, St-Germain elderflower liqueur celebrated the Summer Solstice with a floral-inspired bash that welcomed stars like Maggie Gyllenhaal and Real Housewives of New York star Luann de Lesseps to the Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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Later search efforts on Nikumaroro turned up a wealth of other suggestive artifacts, including a sextant box that might have been Noonan's, part of a woman's shoe, and a Benedictine bottle, a liqueur that Earhart was known to consume.
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Named the most popular cocktail in the UK in November, the beverage is made by combining vanilla vodka with fresh passion fruit, passion fruit liqueur, and lime juice, and is commonly served with a shot of champagne or prosecco.
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Join the local crowd sipping ginja, a traditional sour-cherry liqueur, at purple tables beside the restored quiosque in Praça das Flores, a small, leafy park with a central fountain that doubles as a watering hole for neighborhood cats.
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It incorporates bittersweet French grapefruit liqueur, also called pamplemousse, which beautifully enhances the flavor and aroma of a rosé, and an orange spirit called Royal Combier, which Mr. Dodson describes as similar to Grand Marnier though not as sweet.
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There was birthday singing, after-service body shots off a cook in a rubber horse mask, cups of traditional punsch liqueur — "Careful, this will mess you up," warned a server — and warm embraces from familiar faces in the crowd.
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As a younger man, he had run-ins with the law that stemmed from his drinking, and he was known for drinking what he called "the four B's" -- beer, bourbon and B&B liqueur -- sometimes all in one sitting.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac, Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay Rum, said that although its 2016-17 financial year had started well for the group, it would not make a specific sales because the overall environment was volatile.
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Earnings per share (EPS) for the year ended June is expected to fall between 44% and 49% from 750.3 cents in the prior year, Distell, whose brands include Amarula liqueur, Pongrácz sparkling wine and Savanna cider, said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From a sculpture of model Kate Moss to an elaborate elephant liqueur set, an array of items made with gold will go under the hammer next week in auction house Sotheby's first ever sale dedicated to the precious metal.
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From lox-stuffed doughnuts to a quirky Chambord-infused raspberry liqueur cocktail to a breakfast sandwich in French toast, these nine wonderfully weird, decadent plates will have you counting down the days until Saturday morning — as if you weren't already.
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The company, which also makes Aperol, is trying to increase its market share in North America and bought Grand Marnier last year with a view to making the 137-year-old French Cognac brandy and orange-based liqueur fashionable again.
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"The importance of this event cannot be overemphasized — it's not only a find of rare cognac and liqueur but also a part of history of the former imperial Russia," Ocean X Team said in a news release describing the recovery.
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Through another window we spotted women—the company is 85 percent female—dressed in white suits and busy making traditional Carnival treats, including a milk-chocolate egg with liqueur inside, covered in a dark chocolate ganache to seal it in.
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One of the signature drinks, Smoke in a Bottle No. 1, is a garden of herbal and smoky flavors comprising blueberry vodka, elderflower liqueur, homemade sage cordial, lemon, and creme de cassis—but the definitive flavor comes from smoked cacao nibs.
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Having joined the family business in 2010, Alfred travels the world to meet with mixologists and bartenders to educate them on Cointreau — and on the classic cocktails like the Sidecar and the Cosmopolitan, which also rely heavily on the liqueur.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur posted a 1.3% fall in sales to 300.7 million euros ($334.50 million) for the July to September period, down 4% at constant exchange rates and excluding the effect of acquisitions or disposals.
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When customers at Q House, from the former Momofuku Ssäm Bar sous chef Christopher Lin, seem skeptical of a cocktail with "aloe" in the name, the beverage director Jen Mattioni offers them a taste of the base spirit, Chareau aloe liqueur.
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Mr. Quagliarini has become a sought-after menu consultant for Italian cocktail bars in Paris, including Grazie (where the drinks list features concoctions like the Speakeasy, a mix of whiskey, Galliano Ristretto coffee liqueur, bitters, sugar and absinthe vapor) and Professore.
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When customers at Q House, from the former Momofuku Ssäm Bar sous chef Christopher Lin, seem skeptical of a cocktail with "aloe" in the name, the beverage director Jen Mattioni offers them a taste of the base spirit, Chareau aloe liqueur.
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An artwork with gold leaf by Yves Klein, "Monogold Sans Titre", is seen fetching 800,13 pounds - 1.2 million pounds, while a Baccarat gilt-bronze and frosted cut-crystal liqueur set in the shape of an elephant is estimated at 250,000 pounds - 400,000 pounds.
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But instead of layering the cakes with curd as called for in the recipe, I used a mixture of elderflower liqueur, sugar and lemon juice and brushed it on top of both cake layers so the liquid would lightly soak through the sponge.
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Diddy has Cîroc, Pharrell had something called Qream—a peaches-and-cream liqueur he created "to celebrate the beautiful, independent and sophisticated women of today"—and Jay Z backs a Champagne called Armand de Brignac, also known as the Ace of Spades.
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In April, for example, the board levied a $1,000 fine against an office manager in the Brooklyn Forestry Office of the parks department for accepting a $15 bottle of chocolate liqueur from an arborist whose permit applications were processed by the manager.
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The aromatic leaves have a flavour similar to that of more commonly known European and Asian anise, but with a little hint of that characteristic "Australian bush" earthiness and have been used to flavour vermouth, absinthe and to produce a sambuca-like liqueur.
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Lynnette Marrero of Llama Inn in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, mixes gin, fino sherry, strawberry shrub, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, Peychaud's bitters, cava and Perrier for the Señorita Spritz, a pretty pink concoction that tastes a lot like a fruity, fizzy glass of rosé.
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Asked to create a successor to the chocolate velvet cake, Mr. Kumin created something he called a chocolate pastry cake: layers of cocoa sponge moistened with orange-liqueur syrup, crisp chocolate pastry and whipped ganache, sprinkled all over with chocolate pastry crumbs.
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He has the usual suspects, like Averna, Lucano, Meletti and Ramazzotti, but also obscure specimens like Amaro Silano, a Calabrian liqueur that has conifer trees on the label yet tastes of oranges; and Kapriol, a rare clear amaro that tastes of juniper.
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It's not that Gallo is trying to teach his grandmother to suck eggs—nor distill liqueur—rather that years of experience in the drinks industry have led him to believe that the moment for a professionally made, subtly crafted rosolio has come.
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Tom Jago, an inventive British liquor executive who was part of the team that developed Baileys Irish Cream and made it the world's best-selling liqueur, and who later helped establish the Malibu Rum and Johnnie Walker Blue brands, died on Oct.
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At the same dinner party at which the Noël Verset was poured, a collector opened an old half-bottle of Chartreuse, the legendary liqueur produced by Carthusian monks, who are so secretive that nobody outside the monastery is entrusted with the recipe.
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The preferred Milanese cocktail, the Spritz, usually served with Campari or Aperol, is instead offered with a little-known Sicilian liqueur called Amara produced from the region's blood oranges, while Bloody Marys are blended with a fresh Sicilian tomato passata, or sauce.
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It calls for milk curdled by vinegar for the mock buttermilk crust, but takes liberties with the cherry filling, packing as many sour cherries as possible into a deep-dish pie and amplifying the fruit flavor with a generous splash of cherry liqueur.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac, Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay Rum said that in view of its first-half performance, it was keeping its forecast for growth in current operating profit at constant exchange rates in the 2016/17 full year.
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The clerk grinned with familial pride when I mention Mr. Liquor, then turned on the disco lights that are rigged throughout the store when I put my selection—a Hand Job (Bailey's, 1800 Tequila silver, Absolut, I'm Bananas Over You liqueur)—on the counter.
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In Hustler's November 21 issue, Flynt ran a parody of a popular series of ads for Campari liqueur that consisted of a fake interview with the televangelist Jerry Falwell in which the conservative preacher talked about losing his virginity to his mother in an outhouse.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac, Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay Rum said sales reached 251.5 million euros ($284.8 million) in the three months to March 31, a like-for-like rise of 9.8 percent versus a 3.2 percent rise in the third quarter.
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Named after the deep-red bitter which remains one of its key money-spinners, the group, founded in 1860 in Milan, has sold off a string of assets since 13 and bought up brands including French liqueur Grand Marnier and high-end British gin Bulldog.
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Spirits salvaged: Hundreds of bottles of cognac and liqueur were discovered in the wreck of a Swedish steamship sunk by a German submarine during World War I. (No word on whether they're drinkable.) Late-night comedy: The hosts were all watching the impeachment hearings.
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At the Coconut Club, a recurring pop-up supper club in Los Angeles, the barman Nathan Hazard created a blue gin punch that, moving from glass to glass, he rendered purple with a spoonful each of lime juice, Jamaican bitters and the spiced liqueur falernum.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur, which is stepping up plans to sell higher-priced spirits in order to boost profit margins, said it also aimed to increase operating profits on a like-for-like basis in the current financial year.
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If, on the other hand, you order a cosmo and it arrives in a barely-there hue of light pink, your bartender has a seriously wrong idea of what the ratio of cranberry to vodka to lime to orange liqueur is in a cosmo.
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Even after drinking a Colosseum (about $160), a flaming spectacle of a drink that includes vodka, cherry liqueur and a bottle of prosecco, it would be hard to imagine any cartoon princess at Bunga Bunga, which is named for Silvio Berlusconi's infamous sex parties.
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Bootstrap's other draw is a four-year-old incubator space (adjacent to the main building) called The Bootyard, with tricked-out shipping containers serving as production facilities for a microbrewery, a coffee liqueur company and the Dusty Knuckle Bakery, which serves housemade pastries and sandwiches.
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Try these two from Isaac and Amanda Toups: Poppy's I.V. blends strawberry puree with gin and St. Germain, with hints of cucumber and rosemary; the Cajun Luau was inspired by Hawaiian pizza, with its mix of rum, ginger liqueur, and pineapple juice, and bacon garnish.
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They get their pretty, peachy color from pink grapefruit juice, St. Germain, and a touch of Luxardo cherry liqueur; plus, they've got a little extra gin, some added sugar for optimal flavor, and a sprinkle of Pop Rocks on top for a weirdly visceral slurping experience.
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And tonight, when you get home from your excruciatingly thankless job of creating meaningless spreadsheets and sink into a warm, pumpkin-spice bubble bath, you can drink pumpkin spice liqueur straight from the bottle, choking down sickeningly sweet gulps until the bottle becomes lighter and lighter.
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Unfortunately the tiny, creamy white blooms, which come from elderberries, are not easy to pick up in New York City during a crazy spring snowstorm, so I had to compromise and use elderflower liqueur (in this case St. Germain) to infuse my cake with the blossom flavor.
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The Neon Jungle (Jamaican rum, mezcal, coconut-washed bianco vermouth, fresh pineapple juice, lime, velvet falernum, and blue curaçao) and the Seedier Elements (tequila, Belle de Brillet pear liqueur, jasmine green tea, lime cordial, and celery bitters) are good examples of their more adventurous flavor profiles.
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We tried ginjinha, a smooth, sour-cherry liqueur, ate bifana, Lisbon's signature sandwich of garlicky pork steak, washed down with green wine, and tasted cheeses and chorizo at the covered Mercado Da Baixa, as I pondered what a food tour had to do with my inner journey.
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"Something sentimental always goes a long way, like bracelets or charms that shows me something about them," the model, 26, told PEOPLE at the launch of Cointreau's Designer Cocktail Series, where the 26-year-old model shared a recipe for a cocktail she created for the liqueur company.
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The only food in sight when he spoke with BuzzFeed News was a partly eaten tray of cookies and a bottle of greenish-white citrus liqueur, which — ever the good host — he offered even as he vented his frustration in a mix of Italian and the local dialect.
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Strange and wondrous pronunciation pervades Death in Ice Valley, a BBC podcast about a mysterious woman whose body was found burned, in 1970, in a desolate valley in Norway's Seven Mountains, with a handful of phenobarbital and a half-bottle of St. Hallvard, an 80-proof herbal liqueur.
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So, as every family, especially being a producer of liqueur, we had our proprietary family recipe, and around the end of the, during the '90s, actually, Limoncello became fashionable, also more of an industrial production, not just a family recipe, and so we started producing our own recipe.
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A number of his concoctions became modern classics around the world, in particular the bramble — a mix of gin, lemon juice, sugar and crème de mûre, with a blackberry garnish — and the vodka espresso, more commonly known as the espresso martini, made with vodka, coffee liqueur and fresh espresso.
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Last year, a court ruled that Leon had to stop using some Jimi-related items to sell his Purple Haze Liqueur—although the judge said that it could continue to be sold under the Purple Haze name, and that it could keep its stylized, vaguely Jimi-ish looking logo.
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Mr. Sion's menu includes plancha-charred purple calamari with za'atar leaves and labneh cheese; grouper cured with beetroot and the anise-flavored liqueur Arak; a shrimp bisque topped with hand-rolled tortellini, egg yolk and Jerusalem artichoke; and his often-imitated tahini ice cream, topped with date syrup.
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Yes, there's the breathing that begins it and the shots of a sweet liqueur (smells like rubbing alcohol, tastes like lemon Pledge) distributed in the middle, but most of the solipsistic interaction is between performer and video, which might, with just a little more articulation be the point.
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Only, what's this: oh, it's that entire box of liqueur chocolates, two alternative chocolate option Chocolate Oranges, and that entire tin of leftover Quality Street that everyone in your family inexplicably doesn't like despite them being the best ones, that your mom somehow convinced you to take home with you.
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It's hard to get too tipsy on this on-theme cocktail, as the majority of the alcohol content comes from Ancho Reyes chili liqueur, and if you make it too strong, those chili notes will overwhelm all the other good stuff going on here (like apple cider, bitters, and fresh citrus).
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Eldredge says this missing half-ounce has become a sort of wild card for bartenders to have fun and experiment with—for her Marlin cocktail, she mixes lime and muddled mint with 1.5 ounces of unaged oat whiskey and, interestingly, a half ounce of Pernod pastis, an anise-flavored liqueur.
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While most cocktails are about $20, including the Sister Midnight (made with Botanist Gin, Maraschino Liqueur, Lemon and Crème de Violette), the drink menu also includes a bottle of Remy Martin Louis XIII that goes for $10,000, as well as glow-in-the-dark jeroboams of Dom Pérignon for $7,600.
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So we chose the most Burgundian dishes on the menu, including tiny piping hot frog's legs with garlic puree and parsley jus, and pike perch a la facon d'une Pochouse (a traditional Burgundian fish stew), Epoisses cheese and a quivering sugar-dusted bonnet of a soufflé flavored with Burgundian hazelnut liqueur.
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In this study, these scientists may have also inadvertently answered the question of why on Earth people would ever mix an herbal liqueur like Jägermeister with the strange, sugary chemical taste of Red Bull: Maybe they think it's worth it to avoid the FOMO that comes with passing out too early.
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There were "Coconut Blush" drinks on ice made with tequila, lime juice, raspberry liqueur, coconut cream and rose water; cheesy French fries in pink holders; cupcakes; pizza; pink ice cream in glittery cones; sushi covered in bright pink rice; and Jenner's go-to snack, ramen in Kylie Skin cups served with pink chopsticks.
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Bartenders often use fresh turmeric root, a tincture or a syrup, as in the pisco and ginger liqueur-based Always Sunny cocktail at Decca, in Louisville, Ky. Eben Freeman, a veteran New York bartender who ran Genuine Liquorette before it closed in December, noted that the spice can play havoc with bar equipment.
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"We are checking everything, doing a total audit, figuring out what to do if we don't have a receipt for a piece of equipment or for example four bottles of very expensive liqueur," said one paladar owner in Havana's upmarket Vedado district, as he sat in a back office with his accountant.
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A concoction of the eponymous liqueur, prosecco, and soda water that results in a beverage that's light and bubbly, with a singe of bitterness from an indiscernible citrus, the Aperol spritz has become the ubiquitous drink of the past few summers, thanks to how easy it is to drink and how photogenic it is.
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In addition to a whiskey punch mixed with Australian ginger beer, there's the "Respect Your Mother," a fruity twist on a Manhattan garnished with lemon candy, and last but not least, "The Starship," which boasts Gentleman Jack, fresh-squeezed lemon juice, a tiny bit of sugar and some apricot liqueur topped with grapefruit beer.
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During this annual celebration of all things citrus, families open up their private cortes (traditional homes with their own courtyards) to dish out samples of that silky nougat, along with cream-thickened crema di limone lemon liqueur, orange zest-laced pardula sweets filled with sheep's ricotta, freshly squeezed grapefruit spremuta, and candied cedro (citron) peel.
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Try a Tag Along (gin, apricot syrup, almond liqueur, $229), a carbonated Mai Tai (three types of rum, fresh lime juice, orange Curacao, orgeat, $252) or a Burn One Down (small-batch bourbon and Averna, smoked with mesquite and finished with a Grand Marnier mist, $22020) with a side order of smoked opah crostini ($12).
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They are typically fleshed out with half a dozen other ingredients — vermouth, Aperol, artichoke liqueur and bitters, in the case of the A La Bira — which sound at first as if they had been assembled by walking through a liquor store blindfolded, but which after a closer look reveal a degree of inner logic.
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Buy Now Moser Liqueur Crystal Cocktail Glasses, $1,160 There are the nights when you drink boxed wine, or three-rum cocktails out of hollowed out pineapples, but then there are the occasions when you want to be an adult and have a nice sip of port with dessert, or sample a few amaros with your charmingly hifalutin auntie.
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To top it all off, they'll have 125 cases of Moët & Chandon, with Olivia Culpo crafting a special champagne cocktail for the event with cherry bitter and orange liqueur (recipe below.) This is the 42nd year that the hotel has hosted the affair, which will be hosted by Jimmy Fallon and broadcast on NBC on Sunday, Jan.
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"The Outstanding Performance" is a mix of Chopin Potato vodka, infused fresh cucumbers, aloe water, fresh elderflower, lime juice and infused lemon peel garnish, while the "Fix It in Post" is a Clase Azul Plata tequila-based cocktail with La Pinta pomegranate tequila liqueur, fresh marinated pineapple juice, fresh lemon juice, agave raw nectar, and a jalapeño garnish.
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These flavors, including the milkshake-inspired Chocolate Shake It, indulgent Caramel Chocolate Cheesecake, and cold brew-based Chillin' the Roast, are dotted with round balls of chocolate cookie-covered fudge truffles, graham cracker-covered cheesecake truffles, or chocolate cookie-covered coffee liqueur truffles, respectively, and offer up another decadent addition to the ice cream company's masterful use of mix-ins.
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Steps from the new Second Avenue subway stop, the Penrose rewards those who take advantage of its convenient location with stuporously alcoholic drinks like the Baby Zombie (applejack, pineapple rum, absinthe), served in a mug with the likeness of a glaring bird, or milder concoctions like the Free Thinker (Jameson, pamplemousse liqueur), which slides down as easy as dancing feels to the drunk.
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Whether these tunes are orchestrated with syrupy strings and rippling harps as in Richard Tauber's "Du bist die Welt für mich," which lends the program its title, or set with a jazz shimmer like Stolz's "Im Traum hast Du mir alles erlaubt" ("In my dream you allowed me everything") this is music like liqueur: sweet, sticky and apt to loosen listeners up .
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Lerner traces the growth of the Kantorowicz family's large fortune in the liqueur trade, details Ernst's privileged childhood in Posen (he was born in 1895), recounts the future historian's enthusiastic war service, reviews the different phases of his early historical researches (most notably into the life of Frederick II) and follows his long, mostly convivial exile in Britain and the United States.
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They placed a citronella candle on a floral tablecloth to dissuade bugs, and their dinner left nothing to be desired: thick coins of saucisson, a dry-cured sausage, to start; a simmering pot of mahogany-hued chicken tagine; a wheel of Brie and a hefty brick of Comté; and homemade génépi, a liqueur infused with alpine herbs, to cleanse their palates.
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So do the world a favor and save your silver bullets for a much better cause than killing werewolves: getting yourself properly drunk this Halloween while keeping it classy AF. This 1920s-era Silver Bullet cocktail is a potent mix of gin and Kummel Wolfschmidt—which coincidentally sounds like the name of werewolf slayer, but is actually an anise-and-caraway-flavored liqueur.
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We have hand-picked the 224.99 best deals from the sale, including everything from Unicorn Tears Gin Liqueur to a Giant Unicorn Sprinkler: Unicorn Tears Gin Liqueur — £270 (list price £39.99) Playstation Icons Light — £14.99 (list price £29.99) Giant Unicorn Sprinkler — £35.99 (list price £59.99) Harry Potter Cauldron Mugs — £10.99 (list price £24.993) The Artisan Cheese Maker's Kit — £12.49 (list price £24.99) Harry Potter Mini Bell Jar Lights — £6.99 (list price £9.99) Take Better Selfies Lens Kit — £13.99 (list price £19.99) Chubby Light-Up Unicorn — £14.99 (list price £29.99) Marvel x Stance Socks — £8.99 (list price £17.99) Game Boy Alarm Clock — £14.99 (list price £24.99) There really is something for everyone, but if our pick of the ten best deals doesn't work for you then there will almost definitely be something tucked away in the sale somewhere, waiting for you.
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Oak & IvyIt's surprising enough to find a legit American whiskey bar inside a family-friendly outdoor mall (which, to its credit, has a Swiss Family Robinson treehouse adults can play on after dark), but what's truly delightful is when your bartender sprinkles "extra cocaine" (powdered sugar) on your mint julep and then asks, "Wanna try something that really tastes like a gummy?" before sliding a sip of liqueur across the bar.
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