Bremen breeze peppermint liqueur

Peppermint liqueur

18 % Vol Alc

vegan vegetarian lactose-free gluten-free

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    [herstellung] => Für unsere Bremer Brise findet unser Teegeist aus dem Pfefferminztee „Babbeler-Tee“ der Bremer Werftküche des Martinshofes Verwendung. Der Babbeler, den man in Bremen wegen seines Pfefferminzgehaltes auch scherzhaft als das längste Hustenbonbon der Welt bezeichnet, wurde 1886 von dem Utbremer Konditormeister und Bonbonkocher Albert Friedrich Bruns erfunden. Angeknüpft an diese Tradition hat der Bremer Martinshof den Babbeler Tee kreiert, dessen feiner Geschmack von Pfefferminze und Anis an den Babbeler erinnert. Der Babbeler Tee ist damit eine echte Bremer Spezialität und macht unseren Pfefferminzlikör herrlich erfrischend.
    [servierempfehlung] => Pur, als Sour, in anderen Cocktails
    [sensorik] => In der Nase eine frische Süße, auf der Zunge der Geschmack von purer Pfefferminze.
    [pos:notdiscountable] => 0
    [pos:choosewarehousespacemanually] => 0
    [jahrgang] => 0
    [serving-recommendation] => Pure, as sour, in other cocktails.
    [sensory-description] => In the nose, a fresh sweetness, on the tongue the taste of pure peppermint.
    [manufacturing] => Our "Bremer Brise" uses our tea spirit made from the "Babbeler-Tee" peppermint tea from the Martinshof's Bremer Werftküche. The Babbeler, which is jokingly referred to as the longest cough drop in the world in Bremen due to its peppermint content, was invented in 1886 by the Utbremer confectioner and candy maker Albert Friedrich Bruns. Building on this tradition, the Martinshof in Bremen created the Babbeler tea, whose fine taste of peppermint and anise is reminiscent of the Babbeler. The Babbeler tea is therefore a true Bremen specialty and makes our peppermint liqueur wonderfully refreshing.
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SKU: 0098

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Description

Like a liquid peppermint candy tastes our peppermint liqueur, which is a true Bremen breeze with its particularly intense peppermint flavor. Our liqueur owes this taste to its special alcohol base: our tea spirit made from Bremen peppermint tea.

Sensory description

In the nose, a fresh sweetness, on the tongue the taste of pure peppermint.

Production

Our "Bremer Brise" uses our tea spirit made from the "Babbeler-Tee" peppermint tea from the Martinshof's Bremer Werftküche. The Babbeler, which is jokingly referred to as the longest cough drop in the world in Bremen due to its peppermint content, was invented in 1886 by the Utbremer confectioner and candy maker Albert Friedrich Bruns. Building on this tradition, the Martinshof in Bremen created the Babbeler tea, whose fine taste of peppermint and anise is reminiscent of the Babbeler. The Babbeler tea is therefore a true Bremen specialty and makes our peppermint liqueur wonderfully refreshing.

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