Type
Liqueurs, fruit-flavored
Description
Defunct proprietary American brandy-based shaddock (pummelo) liqueur, light amber & sweetened with honey, created by Louis Bustanoby and once manufactured by Charles Jacquin et Cie. Beware, the final incarnation of this liqueur which was produced was with an entirely different base, flavor, and formula. The difference between the two types can be told by the type of bottle the liqueur appears in. The original version was in an orb of the type Chambord appears in today, the latter version, in a generic Jacquin bottle. The former had a light pleasant honey/citrus character, the latter is more reminiscent of pancake syrup. The earlier formulation was once highly regarded, in its own right and as a cocktail constituent.
Flavor
citrus,
brandy and
honey
Availability
Unavailable. Produced in United States. No longer manufactured.
Substitute
Some books of homemade
liqueur recipes attempt to imitate this product. None are particularly successful, though it probably could be done.
Usage examples
This ingredient appears in
26 recipes in CocktailDB.
