Spirits COPY Flashcards by Erin Brooks

Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Fernet Branca

Herbs, Roots, Spices

Italy

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Averna

Herbs, Roots, Citrus

Italy

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Ramazzotti

Roots, Herbs, Orange Peel, Anise

Italy

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Cynar

Artichoke

Italy

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Campari

Herbs, Quinine, Rhubarb, Orange

Italy

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Aperol

Orange, Gentian (flower), Rhubarb

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Amer Picon

Orange, Gentian

France

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Suze

Gentian Root, Herbs

France

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What is gentian?

A flower. The root of this flower is a common bitter flavoring for many beverages including Suze, Aperol, Underberg and Angostura Bitters

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Boonekamp

Herbs, Roots, Spices

Germany

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Jägermeister

Herbs, Spices, Fruits

Germany

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Unicum (Zwack)

Herbs, Spices

Hungary

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Cointreau

Orange

France

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Curaço

Laraha Citrus

Netherlands (Antilles)

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Grand Marnier

Orange (Cognac Base)

France

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Van Der Hume

Tangerine

South Africa

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Maraschino

Cherry

Croatia

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Chambord

Black Raspberry

France

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Crème de Cassis

Blackcurrant

France

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Cherry Heering

Cherry

Denmark

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Pisang Ambon

Banana

Netherlands

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Midori

Melon

Japan

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Tamara

Dates

Israel

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Primary flavor and country of origin of:

Malibu

Coconut (Rum Base)

Barbados

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Sloe Gin

Sloe Berries (Sweetened Gin Base) England

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Limoncello

Lemon Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Advocaat

Sweetened Egg (Brandy Base) Netherlands

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Bailey's

Cream, Chocolate Ireland

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Amarula

Cream, Marula Fruit South Africa

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Tia Maria

Coffee (Rum Base) Jamaica

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Kahlúa

Coffee (Rum Base) Mexico

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Godiva

Chocolate Belgium

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Frangelico

Hazelnut Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Amaretto

Apricot, Almond Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Southern Comfort

Peach, Orange, Spice American Whiskey (neutral) base

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Drambuie

Heather Honey, Herbs Scotch Whisky base

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Glen Mist

Heather Honey, Herbs Scotch Whisky base

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Glayva

Honey, Tangerine, Spices Scotch Whisky base

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Irish Mist

Honey, Herbs Irish Whiskey base

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Pernod

Anise France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Ricard

Anise France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Pastis 51

Anise France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Ouzo

Anise Greece

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Sambuca

Anise, Elderberry Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Galliano

Anise, Herbs, Vanilla Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Licor 43

Vanilla, Herbs, Spice Spain

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Kümmel

Caraway Denmark

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Bénédictine

Herbs, Spices France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Chartreuse (Green or Yellow)

Herbs, Plants, Roots, Spices France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: B & B

Bénédictine and Brandy blended France (the cocktail originated in NYC)

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Strega

Saffron, Herbs, Spices Italy

Primary flavor and country of origin of: St. Germain

Elderflower France

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Crème de Menthe

Mint Various countries of origin

Primary flavor and country of origin of: Krupnik

Honey Poland

What is Falernum?

A sweet syrup used in Caribbean and tropical drinks. It contains flavors of almond, ginger and/or cloves, lime and sometimes vanilla or allspice. It is used in cocktails in a manner similar to orgeat syrup or can be drunk on the rocks. ## Footnote The syrup form can be alcoholic or nonalcoholic.

What is orgeat?

Orgeat syrup is a sweet syrup made from almonds, sugar, and rose water or orange flower water. It was, however, originally made with a barley-almond blend. It has a pronounced almond taste and is used to flavor many cocktails, perhaps the most famous of which is the Mai Tai.

What is genever?

The juniper-flavored national and traditional liquor of the Netherlands and Belgium, from which gin evolved. Traditional jenever is still very popular in the Netherlands, Belgium and nearby French and German regions. EU regulations specify that only liquor made in these two countries, two northern French departments and two German federal states can use the name jenever/genever/genièvre.