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Creme de Cassis

Crème de cassis is a blood-red, sweet, black currant-flavored liqueur. It dates back to the 16th century, first produced by monks in France as a cure for snakebites, jaundice, and wretchedness.

This cordial works well in pousse-cafés and some cocktails, but is most commonly mixed with just vermouth, white wine, or soda water.


Used in the following 28 drinks:

Ingredient Information:
Category:
Liqueur / Cordial
Alcohol:
25.0% (50 proof)

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