Heering Cherry Competition - See all 2025 entries
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What kind of country is Norway?
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The First Glow of Christmas
A bright cherry aroma rises first, lifted by subtle gingerbread spice. The palate opens with vibrant cherry from Heering Cherry Liqueur, followed by warm
Sentimental Danish Sour
This started as a riff on a Sentimental Gentleman, but I then had the inspiration to remix it as a sour. Ever so glad I did. Went with Stauning's Host
Angels We Have Heard on Rye
The Heering brings some floral, clove and fennel out of the Fernet. Some nice chocolate spice (and maybe fenugreek?) from the bitters adds some interesting
O Tanninbaum, O Tanninbaum
Sweet, smoky, mouth-full, lush
Fezziwig
Created to compete with my bar tender daughter after I encouraged her to take part in the Cherry Heering cocktail competition. Named after a character
Grate Snowball
Smok, peat, cherry, berry fruity, ginger, smooth and easy to drink.
Cherrysmas
Bite from the garnish and sip the cocktail, it enhances the cherry flavour.
Cherry Emberline
Inspired by discovering Cherry Heering around Christmas
Peter's back!
Fruity, spicy, balanced in sweetness and with a solid base until the end. A simple half tablespoon of freshly squeezed lemon juice is perfect for opening
Holy Rouge
The profile opens with the rich, seductive depth of Heering Cherry Liqueur, whose expressive cherry tones form the core of the flavor. Lillet Blanc provides
Yuletide Mule
I had previously tinkered with a Christmas-themed Mule years ago that used a split base of rye whiskey and a lower proof applejack. In that recipe, a cherry
Naughty and Nice
Naughty and Nice unite in this well balanced cocktail. The Heering and applejack make up the nice half, while the ginger liquor and lemon juice make up
Cherry's Advocaat
Christmas is one of those holidays where tradition rules. We follow our parents traditions and create new as we grow. This drink is my way of mixing the
Fallen Sleigh
Rather than a riff on the summery Paper Plane, this is more of a total re-imagining of it in the magical, wintery world of Christmas. Earthy, warming
Warm Winter Cheer
I originally made this with scotch. Switched to bourbon after several experiments. I compared Campari with Gran Classico - no comparison. The cognac float
