Alter Jurgen Herb

"Alter Jürgen Herb" is an original French dessert herbal liqueur , with a 35% alcohol volume. 

Key Details about the Liqueur

• Composition: It is crafted using a secret recipe that includes over 10 natural botanicals such as gentian roots, licorice, bitter orange, and caramel.

• Flavor Profile: The drink is described as deep and intense, featuring a rich herbal taste with citrus tones and a balanced bitterness softened by caramel sweetness.

• Production: It is produced through maceration (infusing herbs in alcohol) followed by fine filtration to ensure clarity.

• Usage: It is typically served straight as a digestif, chilled as a shot, or used as an ingredient in cocktails. 

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