Maurina Quina is a digestif [ingredient=amaro amaro] made near Lyon, France. Only recently reintroduced, Maurin Quina was invented in 1884 by Auguste Maurin. Maurin Quina has a base of sweet white wine and cherry brandy, with wild cherries, almonds, lemon, and cinchona bark. It is pale red in color and 32 proof.
Some popular cocktails containing Maurin Quina
- The Devil's Gondolier — Bourbon, Maurin Quina, Select Aperitivo, Grapefruit peel, Brandied cherry
- Gens du Monde — Bourbon, Maurin Quina, Amaro Nonino, Bitters
- Zwei — Genever, Maurin Quina, Salers Gentiane, Kummel, Lemon juice
- Keeper of the Crossroads — Bourbon, Maurin Quina, Maraschino Liqueur, Peychaud's Bitters, Scotch, Cherry
- It Only Hurts the First Time — Gran Classico, Cynar, Maurin Quina, PInk grapefruit juice
- The Copper Kid — Averna, Gin, Maurin Quina, Bitters, Orange peel
- Rhube Rye — Rye, Maurin Quina, Lavender bitters, Rhubarb syrup, Lavender, Maraschino cherry
- Coasta de Morte — Blended Scotch, Aromatized wine, Maurin Quina, Orange bitters
- Deviled Negroni — Gin, Campari, Sweet vermouth, Maurin Quina, Lemon peel
- Whiskey Sinister — Blended Scotch, Maurin Quina, Cream Sherry, Bitters
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