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Butterbeer #2
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Butterbeer #2
- Mickey Finn`s Butterscotch And Vanilla Liqueur 24 cl
- Root Beer 24 cl
Beer mug
Butterbeer #2 Ingredients
Mickey Finn`s Butterscotch And Vanilla Liqueur,Root Beer,
Butterbeer #2 Recipe
Take a pint glass or mug and fill with ice cubes. Half-fill the glass with Mickey Finn's Butterscotch and Vanilla liqueur (available at grocery stores) and fill the rest of the glass with root beer before serving.
Mickey Finns Butterscotch And Vanilla Liqueur
Vanilla Liqueur as the name suggests, is a combination of a spirit and vanilla flavourings. Different brands use different base spirits and the method of adding vanilla varies too, it could be created by distilling or macerating or infusion of extracts into a brandy or neutral spirit. Several reputed brands create Vanilla Liqueur from Cognac.
Choose the one that best suits your taste. Here is a list on eHow.
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