Lanique Spirit of Rose Liqueur, 70 cl

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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.

You’ll combine rosé wine with brandy, sparkling water, and a touch of sugar. And, of course, you can’t have sangria without fruit! 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. Smooth, creamy mixture of real coconut extract softly blended with pineapples, Jamaican rum, and vanilla without an artificial aftertaste.And if you fancy making a gin infusion without having to forage first, try our delicious Raspberry and Mint Gin and our mouth-watering Seville Orange Gin. But what floral liqueurs work best? And anyway, what floral liqueurs are there? Liqueurs made from flowers Rosolios are liqueurs predominantly infused and flavored with rose petals. In the case of Italicus, there's a second vital ingredient: The citric notes of Bergamot oranges, therefore the term "di Bergamotto". And those blend perfectly with the floral notes.

Vodka’s alcoholic content usually ranges between 35-50% by volume and many vodkas are 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof). I have just looked in my freezer and this is what mine is. 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. Subtle notes of rose and Turkish Delight, with a soft bitter twist. Top up with tonic or Champagne” Because of its sweet and distinctive flavor, Tequila Rose is exceptionally good in shots and can even be enjoyed as a palette cleanser.If strawberries were created for one thing, it was for making strawberry shortcakes and now you can have that iconic shortcake flavor in a handy little shot. 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.

This simple hazelnut liqueur recipe only takes minutes to prepare but results in a deliciously rich and smooth nut flavoured liqueur that is perfect for gifting. Rosehip berries are the beautiful red fruit of the rose (Rosa) bush. All roses and their fruit are edible, although flavour varies depending on the variety. We are fortunate in that we have lots of wild dog rose bushes growing in the hedgerows around our house and they have an excellent flavour. 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”. 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.

Rozulin is a traditional rose liqueur from Dubrovnik, Croatia. This liqueur has a long history, and locals have been making Rozulin every spring for centuries. So if you have a big anniversary or exciting date coming up, pop the bubbly and get ready to start sipping! Wash and clean the rose hips, (I do not top and tail them but I do avoid any fruit going into the glass when serving. If you do like the fruit in the glass then top and tail). Mix with a tablespoon of caster sugar and let them stand in cold place over night.

Only clean, unfertilized, and intensely colored petals are used to make the liqueur. That ensures that the result color is as bright as possible. Here’s one final spritzer to greet the summer season. And this time, it features elderflower liqueur.Just pop all your ingredients into a clean jar, and allow to sit for at least a month, shaking periodically. Then strain through muslin and bottle. 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. A refreshing blend of exotic fruit juices, smooth 5 times distilled premium vodka, aged French VSOP cognac, and hints of sweet saffron. If you love floral aromas but aren't a fan of overly sweet liqueurs, this Poppy liqueur might be your perfect choice. Flowery spirits and liqueurs build the base of these drinks, often decorated with even more flowers used as a garnish.