Liqueur

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  Liquor And Liqueur Are Not The Same. Here's How To Tell Them Apart

  If you thought liquor and liqueur were the same, youre not alone- even their spellings are quite similar. Both liquor and liqueurs contain alcohol. Read on to know the differences:

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  Walnut Liqueur: Introducing Nocino, The Delicious Italian Drink

  There is arguably no liquor with a more natural Christmas aura than nocino (pronounced no-CHEE-no), a traditional Italian liqueur derived from green, unripe walnuts.

• Unfinished Business

  A delicious concoction of Kahlua, Tequila, sweet vermouth and Angostura bitters - a perfect balance of flavours and served in a wooden box filled with smoke.

• Zeta Colada

  White rum and coconut liqueur topped with coconut foam and roasted coconut.

• Thai Mai Shu

  A savory drink with chilli, gin and liqueur.

• Strawberry Daiquiri

  Rum and liqueur drink with a fruity hint.

• Singapore Sling

  Gin, brandy and liqueur with a fruity garnishing.

• Shamrock

  A drink with liqueur, whiskey and cherries on top.

• Pure Sin

  Irish whiskey, berries and ice cream topped with a chocolate stick and mint leaves.

• Mai Tai

  Liqueur and rum drink with fruit garnish.

• Island Affair

  This drink is high on rum with a hint of mint.

• Melon Saketini

  Sake, liqueur, vodka and jasmine tea with a splash of sugar syrup.

• Espresso Martini

  Coffee and hazelnut syrup give a very fresh twist to the classic martini.

• Chocolate Martini

  Vodka and liqueur with a hint of chocolate and served with a chocolate cigar.

• Cherry Martini

  Gin, martini, cherry juice and liqueur shaken and served with cherries on top.