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J_Ozzy

J_Ozzy


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2 hours ago, Tri2Cook said:

Would Galliano Vanilla be a workable substitute for Licor 43 in drinks? Even if not perfect, would it leave the drink in the general ballpark of what it should be? The LCBO used to stock Licor 43 but I didn't grab it and they no longer have it. They still list it so I can hope it will return at some point but for now...


 

It's a pretty noticeable difference.

Licor 43 is much more vanilla-forward in nose and body, and Galliano has wintergreen / herbal flavours that are much more prominent. Licor 43 is also a fair bit sweeter.

If Licor 43 is prominently featured in the cocktail, you're going to end up with something quite different from a balance and flavour perspective.

For example, a Tijuana Lady made with Galliano doesn't deliver the same experience as one made with Licor 43.


 

Tijuana Lady

1.5 oz Tequila

1 oz Licor 43

3/4 oz lime juice

2 dash Angostrura


They stock it in Alberta, if you have friends or family who might visit from out West; otherwise it's a suitcase import until it lists again.
 

J_Ozzy

J_Ozzy


additional info

2 hours ago, Tri2Cook said:

Would Galliano Vanilla be a workable substitute for Licor 43 in drinks? Even if not perfect, would it leave the drink in the general ballpark of what it should be? The LCBO used to stock Licor 43 but I didn't grab it and they no longer have it. They still list it so I can hope it will return at some point but for now...


 


 

It's a pretty noticeable difference.

Licor 43 is much more vanilla-forward in nose and body, and Galliano has wintergreen / herbal flavours that are much more prominent. Licor 43 is also a fair bit sweeter.

If Licor 43 is prominently featured in the cocktail, you're going to end up with something quite different from a balance and flavour perspective.

For example, a Tijuana Lady made with Galliano doesn't deliver the same experience as one made with Licor 43.


 

 

 

Tijuana Lady

1.5 oz Tequila

1 oz Licor 43

3/4 oz lime juice

2 dash Angostrura

 


They stock it in Alberta, if you have friends or family who might visit from out West; otherwise it's a suitcase import until it lists again.
 

J_Ozzy

J_Ozzy

2 hours ago, Tri2Cook said:

Would Galliano Vanilla be a workable substitute for Licor 43 in drinks? Even if not perfect, would it leave the drink in the general ballpark of what it should be? The LCBO used to stock Licor 43 but I didn't grab it and they no longer have it. They still list it so I can hope it will return at some point but for now...

 

 

It's a pretty noticeable difference. Licor 43 is much more vanilla-forward in nose and body, and Galliano has wintergreen / herbal flavours that are much more prominent.  If Licor 43 is prominently featured in the cocktail, you're going to end up with something quite different from a balance and flavour perspective. For example, a Tijuana Lady made with Galliano doesn't deliver the same experience as one made with Licor 43.

Tijuana Lady

1.5 oz Tequila

1 oz Licor 43

3/4 oz lime juice

2 dash Angostrura


 

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