Sunflower Liqueur Rosolio Recipe




Ingredients
1 L of Everclear 190 proof
20 sunflowers
12 saffron threads
4 ½ cups of sugar
1 L of water

This liqueur is beautifully bright yellow, smooth and sweet, full bodied with flavors of sunflower, hay, grapefruit and a dry herbal finish.  As with any floral liqueur your taste buds may find the flavor a little odd at first. The dryness and the finish literally does taste like your drinking sunflowers. I found it exceptionally pleasant and very refreshing and it added a bit of summer sunshine to my cold winter.



Cocktail Suggestions:
Mix two parts sunflower lick your one part of amaretto liqueur a pinch of saffron and pour into a highball glass over ice cubes.

Pour over ice in a big glass two parts sunflower liqueur, one part dry gin, two parts orange juice and stir.

Sunflower Rosolio Liqueur

Zircon Azul Anejo Tequila Review



Zircon Azul Anejo tequila is made from the Weber Blue Agave in Arandes district in the state Jalisco, Mexico. It is triple distilled then aged in once used oak whiskey barrels for three years. Anjeo Tequila is only required to age one year, so this technically makes it an "Extra Anejo.” 

Zircon Azul is an Oregon based company with headquarters based in Douglas County working directly with the Jaime family in Jalisco that has been growing quality Agave for other suppliers like Hera Dura, Patron, and others for many years.

Zircon Azul Anejo Tequila
 Zircon Azul Anejo’s nose is butterscotch, clove, black pepper, smoke, and a touch of oak. The aromas are nice and complex. The oak is noticeable but nicely balanced.

This Anejo is light with soft, sweet roasted agave combined with black pepper. The midpalate adds caramel, ginger, and a touch of oak to the mix. The finish is peppery and sweet, medium, light, and ends clean.

This tequila should, of course, be consumed neat or over ice. Zircon Azul Anejo is smooth and easy and reminds you its extra time spent in oak, but in a subtle get to know you kind of way. Zircon Azul Anejo’s structure and flavors define a good Anejo Tequila while keeping it approachable for both novice and expert AƱejo drinkers.

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