Maraska Maraschino Cherries Fee Brothers which was once the primary

which was once the primary grape used in Armagnac production until the phylloxera epidemic swept through Europe around the turn of the 20th century

ripe Rainier cherries

creamy apple

summer savory

and black pepper joined by chocolate and sweet oak

Maraska Maraschino Cherries Fee Brothers which was once the primaryThese cherries are from the coastal region of Croatia known as Zadar where it is reputed to attain it's finest flavor. The name marasca comes from the Italian word amarasca, from amaro, which stems from the Latin word amrus (meaning 'bitter'). The cherries have a slightly bitter taste which makes it ideal for fine cherry liqueur and cocktail cherries. This product contains 50% candied cherries and 50% Marasca sour cherry syrup with no artificial