Flower Liqueur, What is flower liqueur, How is flower liqueur made

Flower liqueur speaks to what is a berry liqueur and how is berry liqueur made.

Flower is a liqueur fermented and distilled from flowers with the principal flavor of that flower. Liqueurs are popular with many people as they have a lower alcohol by volume than liquors and are sweet to the taste.

Liqueurs are often referred to as the candy of alcohol.

Liqueur is not aged but is ready to drink within a short period of time of distillation. Due to the cost of the ingredients and distillation liqueurs are more expensive than beer, wine and liquors.

Liqueurs are high-alcohol, high-sugar beverages with added flavorings usually derived from herbs, fruits, or nuts.

Liqueurs are distinct from flavored liquors, fruit brandy, and eau de vie, which contain no sugar.

Most liqueurs range between 15% and 55% alcohol by volume. The liqueur is often consumed straight as an aperitif, over ice and in mixed drinks.

Favourites

  • Crème de Rose (rose)
  • Crème de violette (violet)
  • Crème Yvette (violet, vanilla)
  • Fior d'Alpi (alpine flowers, herbs)
  • Lavender Liqueur (lavender)
  • Liqueur de Rose (rose)
  • Liqueur de Violette (violet)
  • Meikueilu Chiew (Mey Kwei Loo Liqueur) (rose)
  • My Rose (rose, with a whole rose in the bottle) (Christian di Marco My Rose Liqueur)
  • Rosolio (rose)
  • St-Germain (elderflower)
  • Shan Hibiscus (hibiscus, coconut)
  • Shan Lotus (lotus, passion fruit)
  • Shan Rose (rose, lychee)
  • Xaica (Hibiscus)

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