Lanique Spirit of Rose Liqueur, 70 cl

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Is it okay to use dried rose petals? I have lots of dried wild rose petals that I collected in fall time.

The liqueur’s rosy color and addictive quality has also made it popular among women and it is constantly marketed as “a real girl’s drink”. Going to cheer me up? With this beautiful creation, I’m just not going to care altogether if its not a cure all!

Frankly, it's hard to explain, and the answer is no obvious one. Probably, the perfumed alcoholic ingredients were somehow just forgotten. But with new products like St Germain and Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto, the floral vibe rose. Here’s one final spritzer to greet the summer season. And this time, it features elderflower liqueur. The French 75 is usually pretty tart and very strong. So this rosé version is ideal for anyone on the hunt for something light, elegant, and mild. Delicate mix of berries topped with a hint of rosé wine rounded off by the smoothness of French VSOP Cognac. 17% Alc./Vol (34 Proof) Piñaq Colada brings another tropical bounty to your glass — The coconut. This is the classic piña colada remixed with piñaq ORIGINAL and sweet, creamy coconut — carefully crafted and blended to perfection.

Because of its sweet and distinctive flavor, Tequila Rose is exceptionally good in shots and can even be enjoyed as a palette cleanser.Chamomile is most famous for its use in tea. Ordinary chamomile tea has a mellow taste with hints of apples and a sweet note that reminds of honey.

Raise your glass for the ROSÉelution while lounging poolside with Piñaq Rosé’s unexpected and delightfully delicious fusion of Cognac, Vodka, and the cool, airy freshness of premium Rosé Wine. In some recipes the petals are left in the alcohol/syrup mixture and then strained at the time of serving. I left some petals in my last batch of rose liqueur and the petals partly dissolve and this is why you may notice a layer of sediment in the jar in the photo. The elderflower liqueur from St Germain is the most popular of its kind. It captures the unique taste of elderflower like no other product does. These Neopolitan shooters combine 3 layers of Tequila Rose, Kahlua and Godiva white chocolate liqueur to create a drink that looks and tastes like ice cream. Known now for its vibrant pink color and rich decadent taste – Tequila Rose liqueur has become a popular drink among people whose alcoholic preferences fall more on the sweeter side.The Old Foodie has been writing about rosewater again this week and this has reminded me about a recipe for making a rose flavoured liqueur.

The Tequila Rose Strawberry Kiss is a light drink that combines the classic pink beverage with chocolate liqueur and light rum. And this recipe also shows where chamomile liqueur shines best. It includes a perfectly balanced combination of lemon juice, honey or honey syrup, and chamomile. - A sure winner. I do not know why I said strong!. I guess I was trying to equate it to the spirit( 75°- 95°) Italians can buy to make liqueurs. You could try. I have never tried this… you are looking for colour, taste and perfume. A person called Kathleen has asked the same question… you could compare notes with her. She has posted on the blog.What makes it special, I think, is it is made with a brandy base. The brandy, along with the added spices gives this Rosehip liqueur a much richer flavour than a Rosehip Gin or Vodka. Liqueurs made from flowers and petals have been around for a long time. But it wasn't until the tremendous success of St Germain that those sweet, perfumed, and floral liqueurs gained traction. Only then did they become relevant in mixology. My vodka is 40%. The alcohol is the preservative and you will need to entirely cover the petals. The alcohol will not be wasted. Just take the iconic White Russian ingredients of coffee liqueur and vodka and mix them with some Tequila Rose instead of milk.