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Sweet Louise
Louise's sweetness is balanced by lime sourness with contrasting rich fruity flavours. Louise may lack poise, but she's flavoursome
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trendomexico
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9 hours ago
Hello diabetes! this is far to sweet. But delicious. Even when I was very low into the proportions the amareto, the chambord and the passion fruit are all a confederancy of sugar. Is really tasty, if you are very young you will be delighted.
trendomexico
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9 hours ago
after I saw the flavor profile and it says 6 into dry sour. Not. Is pure candy.
Simon Difford
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4 hours ago
You make a good point. I've changed to a 5 on the sweet-to-dry scale. Remember, this cocktail is called "Sweet Louise".
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