Liqueur — Stirred

15 types

Alcohol: 20%
In the collection: 215 cocktails

Find drinks with liqueur 215

Types15

Allspice dram
22.5% · A Jamaican rum liqueur led by allspice berries, with clove, cinnamon, nutmeg, and pepper aromas that season tropical drinks.
Amaretto
28% · A sweet Italian-style liqueur with a bittersweet almond-like aroma derived from almonds, stone-fruit kernels, or both, depending on the producer.
Anisette
25% · A clear, sweet anise liqueur whose liquorice-like fragrance is softer and more sugared than absinthe or dry pastis.
Coffee liqueur
20% · A sweet liqueur flavoured with coffee, bringing roasted aroma, bitterness, and body to cocktails.
Crème de cacao
24% · A sweet cacao-flavoured liqueur with chocolate, vanilla, and roasted-cocoa notes, made in clear and brown styles.
Crème de violette
20% · A sweet, floral violet liqueur best known for lending its perfume and colour to the Aviation.
Drambuie
40% · A Scotch whisky liqueur flavoured with heather honey, herbs, and spices.
Falernum
11% · A sweet Caribbean liqueur or syrup flavoured with lime, clove, ginger, almond, and other spices.
Fruit liqueur
25% · A liqueur whose defining flavour comes from fruit, fruit juice, peel, or a fruit distillate.
Green crème de menthe
24% · A sweet mint liqueur coloured vivid green, giving a Grasshopper its cooling flavour and unmistakable appearance.
Herbal liqueur
35% · A liqueur whose character comes chiefly from herbs, roots, bark, flowers, or spices.
Licor 43 Original
31% · A golden Spanish liqueur made in Cartagena, combining Mediterranean citrus, warm spice, ripe fruit, vanilla, and floral notes.
Pimm’s No. 1
25% · A British gin-based fruit cup with bittersweet citrus, warm spice, herbs, and fruit, traditionally lengthened with sparkling lemonade.
Swedish Punsch
26% · A Swedish liqueur based on Batavia arrack and rum, with rich cane sweetness, smoke, spice, and fermented-fruit depth.
White crème de menthe
24% · A clear, sweet mint liqueur that adds cooling peppermint or spearmint flavour without changing a drink's colour.

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