The people there used the local marasca cherries (a small, dark and sour fruit whose name actually means “bitter”) to make a liqueur, maraschino, that’s still made today. For laughs ...

It's worth pointing out, by the way, that while "maraschino" is lowercase because the cherries are named for the liqueur, "Amarena" is capitalized because it's a specific variety, grown in Bologna ...

They were originally made using Marasca cherries in Croatia, specifically at a distillery that produced Maraschino liqueur. To preserve the cherries, they were jarred with the liqueur, essentially ...

Maraschino liqueur is a clear, layered liqueur made from sour marasca cherries. It has a luscious mouthfeel and contributes tart cherry sweetness and complex, nutty flavors. With an ABV on the ...

Michael Portillo’s railway adventure reaches the Dalmatian coastal city of Zadar, once an important Venetian trading hub and still a centre for the production of maraschino cherry liqueur.

Unless a deal is struck soon, the tariff will hit beers, wines, and spirits originating from all the European Union’s 27 ...

Olivia's in Gettysburg prepared chicken saganaki Mediterranean chop salad with a cherry blossom cocktail in the FOX43 kitchen.

Zadarski liker bio je glavna zvijezda Cherry Blossom barmenskog natjecanja u Dubaiju, a pobjednički koktel složila je barmenica superluksuznog Atlantis The Royala ...

You’ll likely stand in line to get a bushwacker at the rowdy roadhouse cozied up to the beach on the Florida-Alabama state line, but this sweet, stout confection in a cup topped with a maraschino ...

maraschino cherry, and brut champagne in a flute glass – festive and refreshing. Coffee enthusiasts might gravitate toward the Grand Hazelnut Coffee, featuring Grand Marnier, Frangelico liqueur, ...