LIQUOR DE WHISKY DRAMBUIE 70 cl.
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LIQUOR DE WHISKYLIQUOR DE WHISKY DRAMBUIE 70 cl.
It is a liquor made with a base of Scotch whiskey with honey, aromatic herbs and spices, such as cloves and saffron. Its name comes from the Gaelic "Am Dram Buidheach", which means "the drink that satisfies". The origin of this liquor comes from the failed rebellion in 1745 of the English Prince Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who traveled to Scotland to recover the throne of his exiled family. The Drambuie liquor was the personal elixir of Charles, who transmitted the secret recipe of the liquor to one of his followers, John McKinnon, in gratitude for his loyalty. About 150 years later, the McKinnon family decided to market it, and jealously guards the recipe, which is transmitted from generation to generation.DRAMBUIE 70 cl.
It is a liquor made with a base of Scotch whiskey with honey, aromatic herbs and spices, such as cloves and saffron. Its name comes from the Gaelic "Am Dram Buidheach", which means "the drink that satisfies". The origin of this liquor comes from the failed rebellion in 1745 of the English Prince Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who traveled to Scotland to recover the throne of his exiled family. The Drambuie liquor was the personal elixir of Charles, who transmitted the secret recipe of the liquor to one of his followers, John McKinnon, in gratitude for his loyalty. About 150 years later, the McKinnon family decided to market it, and jealously guards the recipe, which is transmitted from generation to generation.
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LIQUOR DE WHISKYLIQUOR DE WHISKY DRAMBUIE 70 cl.
It is a liquor made with a base of Scotch whiskey with honey, aromatic herbs and spices, such as cloves and saffron. Its name comes from the Gaelic "Am Dram Buidheach", which means "the drink that satisfies". The origin of this liquor comes from the failed rebellion in 1745 of the English Prince Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who traveled to Scotland to recover the throne of his exiled family. The Drambuie liquor was the personal elixir of Charles, who transmitted the secret recipe of the liquor to one of his followers, John McKinnon, in gratitude for his loyalty. About 150 years later, the McKinnon family decided to market it, and jealously guards the recipe, which is transmitted from generation to generation.DRAMBUIE 70 cl.
It is a liquor made with a base of Scotch whiskey with honey, aromatic herbs and spices, such as cloves and saffron. Its name comes from the Gaelic "Am Dram Buidheach", which means "the drink that satisfies". The origin of this liquor comes from the failed rebellion in 1745 of the English Prince Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who traveled to Scotland to recover the throne of his exiled family. The Drambuie liquor was the personal elixir of Charles, who transmitted the secret recipe of the liquor to one of his followers, John McKinnon, in gratitude for his loyalty. About 150 years later, the McKinnon family decided to market it, and jealously guards the recipe, which is transmitted from generation to generation.