Mr. Stacks Blue Curacao

It's time to restock the bar, and I have some appealing blue cocktail recipes I want to experiment with, so here we go. The color is completely unnatural, resembling blue cleaning fluid, but even more vibrant. It's bluer than the dish soap bottle. 😂 The aroma is somewhat muted, with notes of orange soda and neutral spirit. On the palate, it has a slightly thick texture and is very sweet. The primary flavor is sugar, followed by hints of orange candy and vanilla. It should certainly only be used for its coloring properties.

This is awful. It's artificial and tastes cheap. There's no point in detailing the flavors because it's just sweetness layered with fake flavoring. You should absolutely avoid this, despite its very low cost. For blue curaçao cocktails, choose Bols Blue Curacao or Giffard instead.

I'm worried my teeth will turn blue. This electric blue hue can't be natural. The scents are accurate: orange and some vanilla, with a touch of alcohol. While the mouthfeel is dense, the flavor is weak. It's mostly just sugar flavor. There's a hint of orange, but it's overshadowed by the tooth-rotting sweetness. It might work in a mix, but definitely don't add sugar.

A fruit-based liqueur originating from Princeton, Minnesota, produced by the Mister Stacks Specialties Company.