An excellent aperitif, the taste of which will certainly make you want to “repeat”. This cocktail contains Frangelico nut liqueur, which was invented in the 17th century by a Benedictine monk in northern Italy (the liqueur is sold in bottles resembling a tied monk's robe). Made according to a unique recipe from hazelnuts, berries and flowers, the liqueur is good in its pure form, as part of confectionery (it is even called "housewives liqueur") and for making cocktails.
An excellent aperitif, the taste of which will certainly make you want to “repeat”. This cocktail contains Frangelico nut liqueur, which was invented in the 17th century by a Benedictine monk in northern Italy (the liqueur is sold in bottles resembling a tied monk's robe). Made according to a unique recipe from hazelnuts, berries and flowers, the liqueur is good in its pure form, as part of confectionery (it is even called "housewives liqueur") and for making cocktails.
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