Vintage Liqueurs?

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Chernabog

Fior D'Alpe , Flora Alpina (23 to 28% alc./vol.)
Is a spice and herb flavored liqueur. It is made with alpine flowers, edelweiss, herbs, spices, sugar and alcohol.

Sounds yummy! And now I have Edelweiss from Sound of Music stuck in my head.

Well, I am trying to find some, so far a wine shop in Australia has a mini bottle. (Hello Lashpair?)

Our local superior wine & spirits shop (D&M Liquors since 1933) has no clue, carries something that sounds similar from Austria.

The original distiller is still in business, but all I can find is Sambuca. Isolabella (they of great advertising posters circa 1910).

Are you wondering why? Well, I just learned it was Valentino's favorite liqueur, must try it now.

Must keep looking, I'm dying to taste it.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Snowflake

Are you wondering why? Well, I just learned it was Valentino's favorite liqueur, must try it now.

Must keep looking, I'm dying to taste it.

That sound fun. I'd love to do the same thing with one of my all time favorites. Does anyone know where I could find some of that blue stuff Aunt Beru makes for Luke?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

That sound fun. I'd love to do the same thing with one of my all time favorites. Does anyone know where I could find some of that blue stuff Aunt Beru makes for Luke?

It's above the washing machine, labeled "Windex". Give it a try.