GinVerse/Licor 43 Cuarenta Trees Original 750 ml
Licor 43 Cuarenta Trees Original 750 ml
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About this bottle
Licor 43 is a Spanish liqueur named for the 43 ingredients — citrus, vanilla, and a range of aromatic herbs and spices — blended into its recipe, based on a formula the producer traces back to ancient Roman Hispania. It's one of the best-selling liqueurs in Spain, known for a bright amber color and a flavor built primarily around vanilla and citrus rather than any single dominant note. Expect a sweet, aromatic nose of vanilla and orange, a smooth, honeyed palate, and a clean, moderately sweet finish. It works equally well poured over ice, mixed into a "Carajillo" with coffee, or built into a range of vanilla-forward cocktails.
How to drink Licor 43
Shake it with espresso and ice for a Carajillo, the classic Spanish serve — it's practically the drink Licor 43 exists to make.
Tasting notes
Nosevanilla, orange
Palatehoneyed, sweet
Finishclean, moderately sweet
Specs
Liqueur62 proof · Spain
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What cocktails work well with Licor 43?
It's a classic ingredient in a Carajillo (Licor 43 and espresso), and also works well poured over ice on its own.
What does '43' refer to in Licor 43?
The 43 ingredients — citrus, vanilla, and a range of aromatic herbs and spices — blended into its recipe.
Where is Licor 43 made?
In Cartagena, Spain, based on a formula the producer traces back to ancient Roman Hispania.
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