Liqueur Quinquina at Samuel Skelton blog

Liqueur Quinquina. A comprehensive tasting guide to quinquina and americano with detailed tasting notes as well as information on wine base, sugar content, and botanicals. The flavor profile of a quinquina can fall anywhere on a range from only mildly bitter to almost astringently bitter. Byrrh is best appreciated served over ice with a slice of lemon or orange. Lillet is a key component. Now named lillet blanc, the modern day version is much changed. Byrrh is a lightly bitter quinquina, closest in flavor to dubonnet. Originally spelt with one 'l' (lilet), kina lillet owes its notoriety due to its use in james bond's vesper cocktail in casino royale. Dubonnet is a sweet, red, fortified wine of 14.8% alcohol invented in 1846 by french chemist joseph dubonnet. It's typically consumed as an aperitif, digestif, or in the famous dubonnet cocktail with gin.

QUINQUINA KINA KARO 75CL Le Caviste Gourmand by CDD
from lecavistegourmand.com

Dubonnet is a sweet, red, fortified wine of 14.8% alcohol invented in 1846 by french chemist joseph dubonnet. Byrrh is a lightly bitter quinquina, closest in flavor to dubonnet. A comprehensive tasting guide to quinquina and americano with detailed tasting notes as well as information on wine base, sugar content, and botanicals. The flavor profile of a quinquina can fall anywhere on a range from only mildly bitter to almost astringently bitter. Byrrh is best appreciated served over ice with a slice of lemon or orange. Lillet is a key component. Now named lillet blanc, the modern day version is much changed. Originally spelt with one 'l' (lilet), kina lillet owes its notoriety due to its use in james bond's vesper cocktail in casino royale. It's typically consumed as an aperitif, digestif, or in the famous dubonnet cocktail with gin.

QUINQUINA KINA KARO 75CL Le Caviste Gourmand by CDD

Liqueur Quinquina Originally spelt with one 'l' (lilet), kina lillet owes its notoriety due to its use in james bond's vesper cocktail in casino royale. Lillet is a key component. Originally spelt with one 'l' (lilet), kina lillet owes its notoriety due to its use in james bond's vesper cocktail in casino royale. A comprehensive tasting guide to quinquina and americano with detailed tasting notes as well as information on wine base, sugar content, and botanicals. The flavor profile of a quinquina can fall anywhere on a range from only mildly bitter to almost astringently bitter. It's typically consumed as an aperitif, digestif, or in the famous dubonnet cocktail with gin. Byrrh is best appreciated served over ice with a slice of lemon or orange. Byrrh is a lightly bitter quinquina, closest in flavor to dubonnet. Now named lillet blanc, the modern day version is much changed. Dubonnet is a sweet, red, fortified wine of 14.8% alcohol invented in 1846 by french chemist joseph dubonnet.

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