Bols Watermelon Liqueur 17% ABV 0.7l
- Item No.: 647129
- EAN: 8716000967879
- Volume: 0.70 l
- Category: Fruit liqueur
- Country of origin: Netherlands
- 6 units per carton
- 114 units per layer
- 684 units per pallet
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Description
Description
Bols Watermelon Liqueur is a fruity watermelon liqueur from the Netherlands; with an alcohol content of 17 % vol. and available in a 0.7-litre bottle, it offers summery freshness and intense fruity flavours. The long-established Bols brand, founded in Amsterdam as far back as 1575, is one of the world’s oldest spirits producers and is particularly renowned for its high-quality liqueurs and cocktail ingredients. Bols Watermelon Liqueur delights with its vibrant green colour and a harmonious blend of the natural sweetness of green melons and finely balanced fruity notes. Alongside the characteristic melon aroma, hints of banana and pear add further complexity, whilst a subtle freshness rounds off the overall fruity impression. This makes this fruit liqueur ideal for both the home bar and professional use in bars and the hospitality industry.
Thanks to its balanced flavour, Bols Watermelon Liqueur is a versatile ingredient for numerous cocktails and long drinks. Its intense fruitiness pairs superbly with gin, vodka, rum or sparkling wine, lending a summery touch to both classic and modern drink creations. Particularly popular is the Melon Tonic, which combines 20 ml of Bols Watermelon Liqueur, 30 ml of gin, tonic water and ice cubes to create a refreshing aperitif. Bols’ high quality and many years of experience make this liqueur an excellent choice for creative cocktail ideas.
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Nutritional Information:
| per 30 ml | |
|---|---|
| Energy | 218 kJ 52 kcal |
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