Baumann HexenFeuer Herbal Fire Liqueur 50% vol. 0.5 l
- Contents: 0.50 l
- Item no.: 647071
- Category: Herbal liqueur
- Origin: Austria
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Baumann HexenFeuer Herbal Fire Liqueur 50% vol. 0.5 l online kaufen
For over 100 years, the Tiroler Kräuterdestillerie Baumann has been crafting authentic Tyrolean spirit specialities with great care and dedication. Ancient farming traditions and nature are always at the heart of what they do. Only the purest Tyrolean mountain spring water, sun-ripened fruits, hand-picked plants and herbs harvested at the ideal time, as well as other secret ingredients, are used. Herbs, roots, seeds and berries of outstanding, fresh quality are supplied by Tyrolean mountain farmers and form the basis of these fine distillates.
Baumann HexenFeuer is a seductively delicious herbal fire liqueur. Tyrolean witches have always brewed unique herbal liqueurs from fruits, herbs, roots and seeds. An ancient, time-honoured recipe from a Tyrolean herbal witch forms the basis for this special fire liqueur – refined with rosemary, the legendary witch’s herb.
The HexenFeuer liqueur combines traditional herbal artistry with a fiery note that warms the heart and soul and delivers an intense taste experience.
Tasting Note
Colour: Intense green.
Nose: Pleasantly sweet, slightly tart, with herbal notes.
Palate: Sweetish, slightly tart, fresh herbs.
Finish: Long-lasting, delicate, warming.
Food Information Regulation & Product Safety
Distributor/Importer:
Distributor/Importer: The Fruit & Herbal Drinks Company, HandelsGmbH, Bahnhofstrasse 47, 6175 Kematen/Tyrol, Austria, office@drinks-company.com
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