Becherovka is an [ingredient=amaro amaro] made in the Czech Republic since 1807. It is clear, 76 proof, and flavored with anise and cinnamon, along with more than thirty other herbs and spices. The recipe is known to only two people, who make the blend of herbs every week.
Becherovka is meant to be served chilled and neat as a digestif. It is popularly served in the Czech Republic mixed with tonic water, a combination called a beton (from BEcherovka and TONic), which is also a pun for the Czech word for concrete.
Some popular cocktails containing Becherovka
- The Spice Channel — Rye, Campari, Aperol, Sorel liqueur, Becherovka, Tea
- Przewalski's Mule — Bison grass vodka, Becherovka, Kummel, Ginger beer, Lime juice, Lime
- After Eight — Fernet Branca, Becherovka, Bitters, Chocolate liqueur, Egg white, Agave syrup, Cocoa powder
- One Weird Trick — Jamaican rum, Campari, Becherovka, Grapefruit juice, Lime juice, Pineapple juice, Cinnamon syrup
- Letoslav — Becherovka, Simple syrup, Lemon juice
- Morphin' Time — Rye, Becherovka, Lemon juice, Honey syrup
- Kořeněné Jablko (Spicy Apple) — Apple liqueur, Kinnickinnic Whiskey, Becherovka, Bitters, Chocolate liqueur, Lemon juice, Honey syrup
- Bech & Gall — Becherovka, Galliano, Bourbon, Lemon juice, Demerara syrup
- Bermuda Highway — Dark rum, Curaçao, Becherovka, Coffee liqueur, Allspice Dram, Lime juice, Orgeat
- The Exporter — Genever, Drambuie, Becherovka, Falernum, Bitters, Lemon juice, Lemon peel
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