Wild Fenel Liqueur Russo Finocchietto, 50 cl

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What are capers, anyway? Learn all about the briny ingredient that will transform your favorite dishes Herbsaint was created by Reginald Parker and J.M. Legendre from New Orleans. While in France during World War I they learned how to make absinthe which was banned not long after the start of the war. After the repeal of prohibition Legendre used his knowledge to create Herbsaint as an absinthe substitute. The Sazarac company bought his company in 1948 and kept the recipe the same until the 1970s when the proof was lowered, and artificial coloring was added. Even though the color diminishes after a while, it's still a good drink, so don't worry about that. It takes about a year for the color to start to mute. Perfect timing to make another batch, don't you think? One of the culinary treats that is most famous from the area where we live is limoncello, a lemon liqueur, but what many people not from this area don’t realize is that there is a plethora of different types of liquers that you can find, and most families have their own traditional versions to make them at home. And my absolute favorite of these is finocchietto, wild fennel liqueur.

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ABV (80º proof) Origin: Greece Flavor: Anise Appearance: Clear and colorless Pastis [ edit | edit source ] Liqueurs de Sodabi - NeHo Likors (distilled, then flavoured, palm-wine; flavours include banana, cinnamon, pineapple, passion fruit; made by NeHo Likors in Togo) ABV (60º proof) Origin: Italy Flavor: Mildly herbal and fruity Appearance: Yellow Created by an Italian distiller in 1896, Galliano is a 30% ABV liqueur made from exotic herbs such as star anise and vanilla.Salmiakki Koskenkorva (salmiakkikossu, salmari, salmiakki; originally Turkish pepper salty licorice) Make a syrup by boiling 1 liter of water with the 800 grams of sugar for 15 minutes. Then let it cool down.

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Anise-flavored liqueurs [ edit ] A bottle of Licor Aniz Escarchado A bottle of ouzo Bottles of Sombai Anise & Coffee rice liqueur Note: Absinthe, Arak, Rakı, Ouzo and similar anise-flavored beverages contain no sugar and thus are flavored liquors rather than liqueurs. Once the maceration phase is over, dissolve the sugar in a saucepan with water until syrup is obtained. Filter the alcoholic part with a strainer or gauze to eliminate seeds and leaves and once cold mix everything with the sugar syrup. You are thinking of Slivovitz. It is a fruit brandy made from damson plums. Read more about Slivovitz here.Method: Add all ingredients, save for the soda and garnish, to a shaker tin with ice. Shake and strain into a Highball glass. Top with club soda and garnish with shaved fennel slices. Oooh, For Me??? Minnow Bar liter jar that closes hermetically (I use this type of Bormioli brand canning jar* for making liqueurs and homemade iced tea) The liqueur is just sweet enough, as the fennel itself has its own sort of sweetness along with that slightly numbing anise flavor. The aroma is exactly as you’d expect: strongly fennel. After a few sips I do feel like it’s helping move the meal along, as a proper digestif should. Sicilian amaro are part of the category of Sicilian liqueurs, but they have (as their name implies) a more bitter and less sugary taste than the liqueurs we have just reviewed. Lime liqueur is an alcoholic drink with an intense and fresh flavor, perfect for ending a meal. By following the steps in our recipe you will not be able to go wrong and you will get a really good liqueur. Lime or limetta is a citrus fruit, which probably comes from the union of lemon and citron, although not all experts agree on its origin. Grown in countries with subtropical climates, lime is native to Asia, India and Malaysia, from where it was once exported to England and used in place of lemon to counter scurvy (a disease due to vitamin C deficiency) during long periods of sailing.