On winter evenings a delicious after-dinner liqueur. You won't get a cold this winter. A great warming recipe for winter liquor (also great for Sinterklaas Eve)
This liqueur is not difficult to make and got a very delicious flavor, filled with delicious spices belonging in cold winter nights. A delicious aperitif or companion with your Sinterklaas coffee.
Recipe Winter liqueur for Sinterklaas

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Equipment
- Funnel
Ingredients
- 750 ml vodka
- 200 grams dark brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons gingerbread spices
- 3 sticks cinnamon
- 3 pieces star anise
- 1 clove
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Instructions
- Take a glass of vodka from the bottle and add the sugar with a funnel.
- Then add the herbs and twist the cap.
- Shake well and put the bottle away.
- The upcoming 21 day you shake the bottle every day e upside down and back again.
- By then the liqueur is ready.
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Cheyenne says
This sounds delicious! I wonder how it would be if I added cranberries? Would the different tastes go well together?
Andréa says
Probably, the liqueur gets a bit more sour and fruity. Would go well with the other spices too, I guess.