Elsewhere Blood Orange Aperitif La Quintinye and has a touch of

and has a touch of tobacco and mint on the palate

creating a smooth

followed by a hint of pine needles and a dash of salinity

dry finish

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Elsewhere Blood Orange Aperitif La Quintinye and has a touch ofThis aperitif starts with New York spirit made from dent corn from the Finger Lakes, from which Matchbook's gin is made. Then, a shocking amount of fresh blood oranges from California are trucked in, cut in half, and then placed in the gin. Left to macerate for weeks, the liquid slowly takes on a delightful ruby tone and unmistakable bittersweet zing. After straining and pressing, the liquid is rested on precious herbs and spices from Rare Tea Cellar.