Peter F Heering was a young businessman trading goods in the trading port of Copenhagen in 1818. He took the cherry liqueur recipe he received from his former boss’s wife and perfected it into Heering Cherry Liqueur.

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The sweet, tart cherries are balanced well by the dry gin while the botanicals add depth to the flavor. The vermouth adds yet more dryness without taking away from the flavor – it’s the ultimate drink for those who love a super dry martini but want to mix up the flavors a bit! Landing Gear Following the original recipe from 1818, Steven’s cherries are crushed with their stones to create a slight almond flavour. Herbs and spices are added to the crushed cherries and blended with fine brandy. When the Dexters meet their friends at the Hilton, what do they say? — Noilly Prat! Noilly Prat vermouth (3): early 1960s Scene: Two men flying in an aeroplane, and a window cleaner starts working on the outside of their window

Crème de Noyaux, Crème de banane, Crème de Cacao (white and dark), Crème de Café, Crème de Cassis, and Crème de menthe (green and white). I fear he regards a cream sherry like Croft Original— with its light delicate colour — as somewhat too modern for him! Nebbish: Ah, Melissa darling — you’re early! [Looks at his watch and spills his drink down Melissa’s front] Would you like a Cinzano? In his dairy in Switzerland, Hans Schnitzel makes magnificent cheeses. The holes in them are works of art! Set on a Titanic-style lifeboat, with upper- and working-class survivors. The captain, played by Robin Bailey has only managed to save one bottle of port. A lady (played by Rosalind Knight) says:

The nose is as complex as the palate with notes of amaretto, marzipan, almond, and of course fresh cherries and cherry stones. The palate is rich with marzipan, cherry jam, and a hint of almond with a selection of herbs adding depth. 3. Jacquin’s Cherry Brandy To make this delightfully dry drink, simply stir all ingredients with ice and then strain into a chilled glass. Garnish with a maraschino cherry and/or a twist of lemon. Murder mystery in Agatha Christie style at a dinner party in stately home. The shadow shape of the Sandeman caught in various locations causes speculation as to the “suspect”, who is finally illuminated in the doorway and is revealed as the Jeeves-like butler with the Stilton aloft on a board looking in silhouette like the Sandemans Spanish hat. Only Heineken can do this — because it refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach, thus making Peter feel a hole lot better! Heineken (4): 1984