Licor 43: Vancouver Clubs Will Never Be the Same With This Liqueur

Licor 43 has become one the most popular mixers in the world. Establishing itself as the most widely distributed liqueur is Spain, it is exported to over 60 countries all across the globe. With more high class bars, clubs and restaurants buying Licor 43 everyday it can easily be argued that it is the most popular liqueur in the entire world.

Licor 43 is a mixer with a unique personality and taste. Spicey refinement mixed with a modest elegance and mellowness and 43 different ingredients makes Licor 43 a very versatile liqueur. It blends well with almost everything you can think of and still maintains its presence and character giving your drink a distinct and exclusive flavour and aroma. Vancouver Clubs that carry Licor 43 will never be the same again. This liqueur just looks like it should be in a high class bar, club or restaurant because of its clear golden color that shines bright in backlight, like Spanish royalty.

The ingredients that make up Licor 43 make it mix so well with so many different drinks that any venue can carry Licor 43. The usual sodas, fruit juices and syrups of course mix well but also sparkling wines and Champagne and Cava for a really high class drink, or for the fancier restaurant adding a liberal dash of Licor 43 to your cremes, ice cream, coffee drinks and fruit salads will make your desserts even more tempting. Licor 43 mixes well with any Vancouver venue.

The reason for this extreme amount of versatility is the 43 different ingredients that make up Licor 43’s secret formula. The ripe citrus fruits, Mediterranean herbs, selected vegetable essences and aromatic spices with an added sensuous hint of vanilla is what makes Licor 43 so popular in so many places. Vancouver tourists are sure to ask for a Sunrise 43 or a Blanco 43 or a Caipirinha 43 or any of the other colourful cocktails and drinks that are made with Licor 43. Carry Licor 43 in your Vancouver club and you will see why some say this “liqueur conquers the world”.