Liqueur Bols Passion Fruit (Maracuja), 0.7 L
Reviews of purchase Bols Passion Fruit (Maracuja), 0.7 L
Tasting Notes
Liquor saturated bright orange color.
Liquor has a passionate passion fruit flavor.
Liquor has a wonderful tropical flavor.
Liquor beautiful pure ice, as well as excellent in cocktails and mixed drinks.
Interesting Facts
Bols Passion Fruit - a high-quality tropical liqueur with elegant, passionate passion fruit flavor.
Bols liqueurs are among the best, which is confirmed by well-known international institute dedicated to research in the field of taste and aroma. On the basis of test group of independent experts concluded that Bols liqueurs are far ahead of the competition. History of Lucas Bols began in 1575, when the family came Bols Amsterdam and founded the winery, which originally was called het Lootsje. The Netherlands was on the verge of the Golden Age, Amsterdam and quickly became the world trade center, where from all corners of the world were brought spices and herbs that are used to create Bols delicious liqueurs, which became very popular. In 1652 was born Lucas Bols, by which Bols brand has become known throughout the world. Centuries of secret recipes handed down from father to son, but in 1816 the family had to sell the company, putting one important condition: Bols name will always be associated with the winery. Today, Lucas Bols is an independent company, with products sold in over 110 countries, the company owns the largest base of delicious cocktails recipes, many of which are produced using Bols.
Producer's description
The history of the Lucas Bols company began in 1575, when the Bols family came to Amsterdam and founded a winery, which was originally called het Lootsje. The Netherlands was on the verge of a Golden Age, and Amsterdam quickly became a world trading center, bringing spices and herbs from all over the world, which the Bols used to create delicious liqueurs that became very popular. In 1652 Lucas Bols was born, thanks to which the Bols brand became known throughout the world. For centuries, the company's secret recipes were passed down from father to son, but in 1816 the family had to sell the company, setting one important condition: the name "Bols" would forever remain associated with the winery.
Today, Lucas Bols is an independent company whose products are sold in more than 110 countries and has the largest database of gourmet cocktail recipes, many of which are made using Bols.
