A spirit people don't encounter often, possessing great flavor. Absinthe was becoming prohibited, leading to the creation of this spirit, with a small green devil on the label to attract absinthe enthusiasts searching for the green fairy. The vintage advertisement is more well-known than the actual liqueur, but this stuff is fantastic. Use it in a Manhattan.
Maurin Quina
4.40 Very good
Liqueur Bitter Liqueur France 16% ABV
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Quinine, cherries, and bitter almonds soaked in fortified wine. The aroma is fruity and subtle, with a hint of bitterness. It works well as an aperitif, and is also suitable for cocktails when a robust amaro would be overpowering. Plus, it looks fantastic.
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