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The document defines a liqueur as a sweetened and flavored spirituous liquor. Liqueurs typically contain 30-65% alcohol and have three main elements - a spirit base like brandy or rum, flavoring agents, and a sweetener. Some common liqueurs mentioned include Advocaat, Benedictine, Calvados, Cointreau, Creme de Cacao, Izarra, Kahlua, Tia Maria, Slivovitz, and Malibu. Liqueurs are used in cooking, cocktails, and traditionally served neat in small glasses before or after meals.
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WHAT ARE LIQUEURS?
Liqueurs maybe defined as “sweetened,
flavoured and coloured spirits”
They are also known as “Cordials”, and
were first developed as curative herbal drinks
by alchemists in France and Italy.
Derived from the Latin word
Liquefacere ,which means to dissolve or melt,
a manner by which many liqueurs acquire
their flavours from herbs , flowers etc.
The liqueur recipes were guarded with utmost
secrecy.
A Liqueur thus, basically consists of a
spirit base such as brandy, whisky, rum,
or a neutral spirit, that has flavourings
added to it, and is sweetened. The
flavoring used include fruits, flowers,
roots, leaves, herbs, spices, and the
suchlike.
WHEN DID LIQUEURS GAIN
POPULARITY?
The Liqueurs gained popularity during the
1930’s ,when prohibition was imposed in
America on strong alcoholic brews that
were being made clandestinely. Liqueurs
were used to tone down the fiery nature of
such spirits.
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Liqueur
- 1. LLiqueuriqueur AA liqueur, according to Dictionary is a “strongliqueur, according to Dictionary is a “strong spirituous liquor sweetened & flavored with aromaticspirituous liquor sweetened & flavored with aromatic substances.”substances.” TTechnically therefore, liqueurs are elaboratelyechnically therefore, liqueurs are elaborately compounded spirit based liquor. Now a days we tendcompounded spirit based liquor. Now a days we tend to use the term liqueur more loosely than the strictto use the term liqueur more loosely than the strict definition would allow, and we treat as ‘liqueur’ severaldefinition would allow, and we treat as ‘liqueur’ several quite mildly alcoholic, flavored drinks, a few of whichquite mildly alcoholic, flavored drinks, a few of which are even based on wine rather than a spirit.are even based on wine rather than a spirit.
- 2. LiqueurLiqueur Liqueur with known formula Liqueur with secret formula or or Generic liqueur Proprietary liqueur
- 3. ElementsElements Most Liqueurs have 3 elementsMost Liqueurs have 3 elements 1.The Spirit base (Occasionally wine)1.The Spirit base (Occasionally wine) 2.The flavoring agents2.The flavoring agents 3.The sweetener3.The sweetener
- 4. Service of liqueurService of liqueur Liqueur have many uses. Originally many of themLiqueur have many uses. Originally many of them were developed as a medicine. They are muchwere developed as a medicine. They are much used in cooking, particularly in guéridon service.used in cooking, particularly in guéridon service. They are frequently used in cocktails also.They are frequently used in cocktails also. Liqueur ServiceLiqueur Service Before the meal/Apprétif After the meal/Digestive
- 5. # If the liqueur is served before the meal then# If the liqueur is served before the meal then in liqueur glasses and if it is end of the mealin liqueur glasses and if it is end of the meal then served smaller glasses.then served smaller glasses. # Traditionally in liqueur service no mixer is# Traditionally in liqueur service no mixer is used, always served neat.used, always served neat. # It required for frapé then add little crushed# It required for frapé then add little crushed ice & two straws.ice & two straws. # In liqueur alcohol contains 30%--65%# In liqueur alcohol contains 30%--65%
- 6. SSomeome IImportantmportant LLiqueursiqueurs SLSL NameName ColorColor Flavor/Spirit baseFlavor/Spirit base CountryCountry 1.1. AdvocaatAdvocaat YellowYellow Egg yolk, sugar/BrandyEgg yolk, sugar/Brandy HollandHolland 2.2. BenedictineBenedictine Yellow/GrYellow/Gr eeneen Herbs /BrandyHerbs /Brandy FranceFrance 3.3. CalvadosCalvados AmberAmber Apple / brandyApple / brandy FranceFrance 4.4. CointreauCointreau ClearClear Orange /BrandyOrange /Brandy FranceFrance 5.5. Crème de cacaoCrème de cacao DarkDark brownbrown Chocolate, Vanilla/RumChocolate, Vanilla/Rum FranceFrance 6.6. IzarraIzarra YellowYellow GreenGreen Wild flavor, herb/BrandyWild flavor, herb/Brandy SpainSpain 7.7. KahluaKahlua PalePale Coffee/RumCoffee/Rum MexicoMexico 8.8. Tia MariaTia Maria BrownBrown Coffee/RumCoffee/Rum JamaicaJamaica 9.9. SlivovitzSlivovitz ClearClear Plume/BrandyPlume/Brandy EuropeEurope 10.10. MalibuMalibu ClearClear Coconut/RumCoconut/Rum CanadaCanada
- 7. SSomeome IImportantmportant LLiqueursiqueurs SLSL NameName ColorColor Flavor/Spirit baseFlavor/Spirit base CountryCountry 1.1. AdvocaatAdvocaat YellowYellow Egg yolk, sugar/BrandyEgg yolk, sugar/Brandy HollandHolland 2.2. BenedictineBenedictine Yellow/GrYellow/Gr eeneen Herbs /BrandyHerbs /Brandy FranceFrance 3.3. CalvadosCalvados AmberAmber Apple / brandyApple / brandy FranceFrance 4.4. CointreauCointreau ClearClear Orange /BrandyOrange /Brandy FranceFrance 5.5. Crème de cacaoCrème de cacao DarkDark brownbrown Chocolate, Vanilla/RumChocolate, Vanilla/Rum FranceFrance 6.6. IzarraIzarra YellowYellow GreenGreen Wild flavor, herb/BrandyWild flavor, herb/Brandy SpainSpain 7.7. KahluaKahlua PalePale Coffee/RumCoffee/Rum MexicoMexico 8.8. Tia MariaTia Maria BrownBrown Coffee/RumCoffee/Rum JamaicaJamaica 9.9. SlivovitzSlivovitz ClearClear Plume/BrandyPlume/Brandy EuropeEurope 10.10. MalibuMalibu ClearClear Coconut/RumCoconut/Rum CanadaCanada