Licor 43
Licor 43 is a Spanish vanilla liqueur produced in Cartagena since 1946. Made with a secret blend of 43 natural ingredients including Mediterranean citrus, vanilla, and spices, it delivers a distinctive sweet and aromatic profile. The golden liqueur is crafted using traditional methods and family recipes, creating a versatile spirit for both sipping and mixing applications.
The Licor 43 range includes the Original expression, Baristo Espresso, and Horchata varieties. The flagship Original combines vanilla sweetness with citrus brightness and subtle spice complexity. Baristo adds rich espresso notes for coffee cocktails, while Horchata incorporates cinnamon and rice milk flavors inspired by the traditional Spanish drink. At 31% ABV, these liqueurs work well in cocktails like the popular 43 Carajillo or can be enjoyed neat or over ice. The brand has gained international recognition for its quality and versatility in modern mixology.
The Licor 43 range includes the Original expression, Baristo Espresso, and Horchata varieties. The flagship Original combines vanilla sweetness with citrus brightness and subtle spice complexity. Baristo adds rich espresso notes for coffee cocktails, while Horchata incorporates cinnamon and rice milk flavors inspired by the traditional Spanish drink. At 31% ABV, these liqueurs work well in cocktails like the popular 43 Carajillo or can be enjoyed neat or over ice. The brand has gained international recognition for its quality and versatility in modern mixology.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Licor 43 taste like?
Licor 43 has a sweet vanilla flavor with citrus brightness and warm spice notes. The Original expression balances sweetness with complexity from its 43-ingredient blend.
How is Licor 43 best served?
Licor 43 can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails. Popular serves include the Carajillo (with espresso), mixed with milk, or as a base for creative cocktails.
What's the difference between Licor 43 varieties?
Original is the classic vanilla-citrus liqueur, Baristo adds espresso flavors for coffee cocktails, and Horchata incorporates cinnamon and rice milk notes inspired by traditional Spanish horchata.
