Dolce Nero Expresso Rossi D’ Asiago Distillery, Italy
Type: Coffee Uses real espresso as an ingredient unlike a host of others.
Liqueur Reviews
A liqueur is a product that usually contains alcohol , is macerated, infused or distilled, and by French (and therefore by extension now European Union)law must contain 300 grams of sugar per liter. A creme is defined by the same law as a liqueur containing 400 grammes of sugar per liter.
Type: Coffee
Everglo – Winegard
Type: Liqueur Made of a hellbroth mix of triple distilled vodka, tequila of questionable origin, lemons, limes, caffeine, ginseng and colors and dyes that would make a patent medicine maker cry “Hold, too much!”
FAIR CAFÉ
Type: Coffee, Liqueur Fair Trade is not just a name but a passion with this company .Organic also. Did I mention delicious too?
Finger Lakes Distilling Cassis Liqueur
Type: Berries, Liqueur Utilizing primarily catawba grapes as a base with New York State currants (only recently legalized).
Finger Lakes Distilling Maplejack Liqueur
Type: Fruit, Liqueur, Maple Syrup This liqueur uses an aged apple brandy sweetened with maple syrup.
Fleur de Thym – Liquoristerie de Provence
Type: Herbal, Liqueur, Thyme Lovely liqueur/aperitif but sadly not imported to the U.S..
Frangelico
Type: Hazelnut Tradition states this liqueur was originally developed by Fra. Angelico
who lived in the mid 1400’s.
G.E. Massenez Crème de Framboise
Type: Crème One of the best Crème de Framboise we have ever had, and thankfully available in the U.S. !
G.E. Massenez Crème de Gingembre
Type: Crème A lovely traditional crème. If you are looking for traditional French Crèmes (very sweet liqueurs) this is the company to buy from. Not to mention their eau de vies…
Galliano – Lucas Bols, Amsterdam, Holland
Type: Herbal, Liqueur Actually an interesting and complex liqueur that is much overlooked anymore
House Spirits Coffee Liqueur
Type: Coffee Take the rough edges of the morning with flavor and style.
illy Expresso
Type: Coffee, Liqueur At first whiff, the coffee has a robust espresso, and hints of chocolate smell with a touch of vanilla. Dark roasted coffee hits first, then alcohol but in a somewhat understated way.
Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto
Type: Bitters Type 2 Herbal/Fruit Expensive for what it is. While it is well made, I personally find it expensive and maybe a little specialized a taste for wider use.
Jack Daniel’s Original Recipe Tennessee Honey
Type: Grain Base, Honey Base A possibly interesting mixer but NOT a sipper.
Jägermeister
Type: Herbal, Liqueur It seemed to be the night train to oblivion.
Kahlúa Coffee Cream
Type: Coffee, cream, Liqueur For those who want to take the edge of their morning or anytime. If you like Kahlúa you’ll love the Cofee Cream.
Kahlúa Coffee Liqueur
Type: Coffee, Liqueur Like Starbucks, it may not be the best but it’s everywhere.
Kahlúa Hazelnut
Type: Coffee, Liqueur Actually exceeded our expectations for it.
Kahlúa Mocha
Type: Coffee, Liqueur Better than we expected. Recommended.
Kahlúa Peppermint
Type: Coffee, Liqueur Actually much better than you would think.
Killepitsch
Type: Bitter (Germany), Liqueur Black as pitch in the bottle, spicy dark fruits and citrus, then herbaceaus and slightly astringent (gentian?) at first whiff.
Kona Gold – Aloha Liqueurs, St. Louis, MO
Type: Coffee, Liqueur One of the few coffee liqueurs I actually like and use regularly. Real Kona coffee and nothing else.
Kringle Cream Liqueur
Interesting, complex and quite drinkable, words I don’t usually use for a spiced cream liqueur….
Last Shot Chocolate Creme Brûlée Liquer and Bourbon Whiskey
Type: Crème About as close to a perfect liquid chocolate creme brulee as it gets. Comfort food in a liquid alcohol form.
Last Shot Distilling Orange Creme Lightning Liqueur and Lightning Whiskey
An extremely easy to drink and well-balanced liqueur that is not overly sweet.Faithful reproduction of a childhood orange cream popsicle with a kick that is somehow subtle yet substantial at the same time. Quite an achievement in vision and blending!
Lauria Pear Cream Liqueur
Type: cream, Liqueur Damned odd but very well made stuff -just at a loss as how to use it.
Limoncella by Battistella – Six Mile Creek Vineyard, Ithaca, New York
Type: Hand - Crafted American Limoncello, Seyval Blanc Base Nicely done distilled seyval blanc wine alcohol base, much smoother than most.
Limonela
Type: American, Liqueur Throw away the Roses Lime Juice and use this instead !
Little Krugy – Import Ant Wines
Type: cream, Liqueur It helps if you don’t think about the appearance too much. (Unless you like bukakke )
Loft Organic Lavender Cello
Type: Herbal, Liqueur, Organic Lovely lavender liqueur organic and kosher also.
