Beverages

Beverages

Vin de Noix

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Vin de noix is an aperitif made from  red wine macerated with green walnuts and walnut leaves, then fortified with alcohol and sugar.  It is traditionally enjoyed at the holidays, as the green walnuts are ready to pick on St.-Jean’s day (June 24) and it needs about 6 months of aging before drinking.

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Vin de noix is an aperitif made from  red wine macerated with green walnuts and walnut leaves, then fortified with alcohol and sugar.  It is traditionally enjoyed at the holidays, as the green walnuts are ready to pick on St.-Jean’s day (June 24) and it needs about 6 months of aging before drinking.

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Linden Flower Liqueur

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This macerated liqueur is made using the flowers of Linden trees, which bloom in Seattle in mid to late June.  In Provence, where lindens are thought to have soporific qualities, the collecting and drying of linden flowers for teas,  alcohols and tinctures is a cottage industry.  Because the fragrance of the flowers is subtle, I

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This macerated liqueur is made using the flowers of Linden trees, which bloom in Seattle in mid to late June.  In Provence, where lindens are thought to have soporific qualities, the collecting and drying of linden flowers for teas,  alcohols and tinctures is a cottage industry.  Because the fragrance of the flowers is subtle, I

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Liqueur aux fleurs de cerisier

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Making cherry blossom liqueur is the perfect project for spring, when the cherry trees burst into bloom and blossoms are abundant.  This liqueur has a very delicate floral aroma that is best when sipped cold without ice.  It also works well as a flavoring for fritters or crepes.    

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Making cherry blossom liqueur is the perfect project for spring, when the cherry trees burst into bloom and blossoms are abundant.  This liqueur has a very delicate floral aroma that is best when sipped cold without ice.  It also works well as a flavoring for fritters or crepes.    

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Liqueur de Farigoule

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T Farigoule is the provençal word for thyme and this traditional liqueur is full of the sunny flavors of that region.   It  is great as an aperitif over ice or as an after dinner digestif.  

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T Farigoule is the provençal word for thyme and this traditional liqueur is full of the sunny flavors of that region.   It  is great as an aperitif over ice or as an after dinner digestif.  

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