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Favorite "sweet" Liqueur?
#11
I've got a few bottles of Limoncello in the cue, and some Patron Citronage, but tend to not have a taste for them except in summertime.
Frangelico... I like it somewhat, but not enough to pop for a whole bottle.
Any Jägermeister aficionados here?
Anyone have a preference for some odd Schnapps made from something nobody would ever expect Schnapps to me made from?
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#12
I got a bottle of Grand Marnier as a gift and had to struggle to finish it. I never found a mixed drink that used it that I liked and did not like it straight. I buy Potter's 1.75l (store brand?) version of Khalua because it is the most acceptable balance of taste and cost for my poorly working taste buds but I can't drink it after dinner because it keeps me awake (one of the original alcoholic pick me up drinks).
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#13
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#14
Filliam H. Muffman wrote:
I got a bottle of Grand Marnier as a gift and had to struggle to finish it. I never found a mixed drink that used it that I liked and did not like it straight. I buy a 1.75l store brand version of Khalua because it is the most acceptable balance of taste and cost for my poorly working taste buds but I can't drink it after dinner because it keeps me awake (one of the original alcoholic pick me up drinks).

This seems to be a current fave in the pick-me-up dept:


Also better than it sounds.
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#15
Amaretto (particularly good over ice)
Spearmint Schnapps (I like spearmint better than peppermint in general)
Apple Schnapps
Sloe Gin (great mixed with 7-Up over ice for a quick-n-easy Sloe Gin Fizz. If you read traditional recipes for a Sloe Gin Fizz, all the other ingredients (simple syrup, soda water, and lemon juice) basically add up to home-made 7-Up anyway)
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#16
Moscow Mule...

http://www.oprah.com/food/Moscow-Mule-Recipe_1

You don't need no stinking copper mug!
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#17
Baileys and Kahlua here. Kahlua in my coffee and chili (took a 4th place once). Put Bailey's in a blender with an equal amount of Breyers Real Vanilla ice cream and blend! Man...
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#18
Add some brandy or cognac to the Grand Marnier. I use E & J Gallo VSOP in a 50/50 mix.

Turns it into a real Man's drink. Creates a Grand Marnier version of B&B.
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#19
That Patron Cafe is goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood stuff. I recommended it here a while back and I'm still a fan. Smile

DM
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#20
....what about plain old mother's milk......???
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