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A wonderfully aromatic flower-powered Aviation. Sweeter than some Aviation renditions, including my own Aviation and if, like me, you like yours a tad
This lavender pink drink is everything you (or your partner) might want for a Valentine's tipple. It is the right colour, includes parfait amour liqueur
Adapted from a recipe created circa 1950s by Don The Beachcomber.
A riff on a Royal Daiquiri with lemon juice in place of lime.
This is one of those cocktails where the bitter and aromatic oils from the lemon zest twist is crucial to the balance and overall success of the cocktail.
Not for the faint hearted - a great combination of grassy bison vodka with violet Parfait Amour.
Complex and dry with faint rich raisiny sherry and floral notes.
A dry, complex, gin laced drink. Stir well.
Bone dry and aromatic, this drink's colour is the grey hue of an overcast sky.
Infusing lavender in liquor tends to make it bitter but the Parfait Amour adds sweetness as well as flavour and colour.
Boozy and floral with a hint of sweetness to smooth and harmonise, this after-dinner cocktail, originally served straight-up in a coupe (as presented here)
If shaken this becomes more of a grey cosmo. The flavour and colour make for an interesting twist.
Whisky and sweet vermouth are a commonplace and harmonious pairing, here with floral notes from parfait amour, aromatised and toned by absinthe and orange
Rich purple in colour with rose, vanilla, almond, citrus and gin.
Spirit (vodka) forward and floral with notes of berry fruit.
Tastes distinctly like a Fruit Pastille sweet.
Created after a visit to the Rajamäki distillery in Finland.
This sweet drink is best enjoyed after a meal on a warm night.
This baby blue cocktail is sweet, creamy and faintly floral.
Fruity, floral and slightly sweet with an unfortunate yellow-green colour.
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