Jägermeister
Type: Herbal, Liqueur It seemed to be the night train to oblivion.
JägermeisterIt seemed to be the night train to oblivion.
For those who want to take the edge of their morning or anytime. If you like Kahlúa you’ll love the Cofee Cream.
Like Starbucks, it may not be the best but it’s everywhere.
A worthy variation but we take issue with the label French Vanilla – tastes more creme brule , caramel or toffee, all of which we have an unnatural fondness for. But we do find the Fresh Vanilla is not an accurate description
Actually exceeded our expectations for it.
Better than we expected. Recommended.
Kahlúa PeppermintActually much better than you would think.
Black as pitch in the bottle, spicy dark fruits and citrus, then herbaceaus and slightly astringent (gentian?) at first whiff.
One of the few coffee liqueurs I actually like and use regularly. Real Kona coffee and nothing else.
Lauria Pear Cream LiqueurDamned odd but very well made stuff -just at a loss as how to use it.
Throw away the Roses Lime Juice and use this instead !
Little Krugy – Import Ant WinesIt helps if you don’t think about the appearance too much. (Unless you like bukakke )
Lovely lavender liqueur organic and kosher also.
The first certified organic and Kosher (pareve) liqueurs in the United States.
An adult ginger liqueur-finally !
An excellent Italian ( both in origin and style) amaretto
Not only drinkable but enjoyable – unlike many limoncellos .
One of the few Sambucas I can recommend .
Maple Liqueur – Hidden Marsh Distillery, Seneca Falls, New YorkMade from 100% locally sourced New York maple syrup and using the “farm to bottle” green/environmental approach working with local people and resources.
Excellent French ( in origin and style) amaretto.
An excellent example of a French style Annisette
An easy to find and very good Cassis.
One of the best easily, commercially, creme de cocoas available
One of the best easily, commercially, creme de cocoas available The darker (brown or brun) is colored, mostly for aesthetic mixology reasons.
An idiosyncratic but great product. Very mentholated.
Excellent creme de menthe – actually quite drinkable.
The low cost option for a quality orange liqueur.
Blows away the competitors. Worth the extra money !
A much better triple sec than many others out there.
This liqueur is one of a series from Pierre Ferrand, the others include a raspberry, pear and a coffee. Pierre Ferrand also produces Citadelle Gin and Citadel Reserve Gin along with their extensive line of cognac.