Anise Liqueur homemade
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I made your recipe 3 years ago using my father-in-law’s homemade spirits 👍 there were two bottles- one bottle was finished long ago, but the second bottle stayed in the cabinet all three years, until today! My husband says the flavor is even better after all this time 😋 thank you for the recipe! My family is drinking it with the heavy holiday meals 😁
😂👍🏼🥳 enjoy 😉
If you like send me some pictures on instagram 🙃
I followed his directions and the Anisette was perfect-THANK YOU VERY MUCH-GOOD LUCK FROM AMERICA
Thanks 😀 👍 please share the videos with your friends 😉
Hi Andrea, It’s not possible to measure ABV (alcohol by volume) for alcohol with sugar added unless you bring it to a laboratory where they do a flash heat test on it, So I did some math, this recipe is 142.5 proof, it’s so smooth that you can’t tell that it’s so strong. The next batch I made was using your method only I measured out 500ml of 190 proof alcohol, added the ingredients, smashed them up with a wooden dowel,and let it sit for 7 days, then I cooked a measured 500ml of water, and 500 grams of sugar and let it cool to room temp, then poured off 500ml of the syrup, surprisingly enough, there was very little left over the 500ml, I added the alcohol mixture (strained through a coffee filter). This came out to be exactly 95 proof, If I added the rest of the syrup mixture, it would be 82.5 proof, it’s very smooth and you can’t really taste the alcohol as much, but I will still make your recipe at 142.5 proof because it’s so amazing. I figured if you took the time to make this awesome video, I would take the time to do this for you. Keep doing what you do my friend, I’m loving it. 🇮🇹🙏🏽🇮🇹
Thanks 🥳 for sharing your experience and your advice 👍🏼 all will appreciate this explanation 🤩
Thank you for sharing your video. I think your videos are unique. All these spices and fruits, seeds / pits / stones of apricot, peach etc. ( as in making old fashioned Ameratto ) have medicinal / anti-cancer properties and that's why they've been used from old times in various types of liquors often as medicine . I also love how at the end of each video when the liquor is ready, you put the original ingredients that we started out with next to the bottle to shows where we started.
Thanks 😊🤗
My grandfather from Bari Italy used to make homemade Anisette on special occasions and holidays my Dad told me it was really good. He made his own wine as well, this was back in the 30s and 40s.
Spectacular 🥳 now you can make something similar
Hi Andrea, I made this recipe exactly the way you did, everyone that I’ve shared this with has said that my Sambuca is the best they’ve ever had, the number one thing they’ve all said is that it’s a lot smoother than store bought, this batch is almost gone, so I made a double batch.
Tip; I used a wooden dowel to smash all the ingredients together, then I filter it through a coffee filter, by smashing them all together, I let it sit for 7 days instead of 2 weeks and I used the same amount of water as alcohol, and I used the same amount of sugar as water, so I think I’m at about 80 proof, or 40% alcohol.
Spectacular 🥳 thanks for sharing your experience and your advice 😉 very good idea about smashing the ingredients 🤩
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato next I want to try your Amaretto recipe, one of my favorites, and I use A good amount of Amaretto when I make tiramisu, so this will also save me a good amount of money, I make a lot of for people when they have get togethers and for parties.
😉👍🏼 good idea
You should be sure to smash them under the alcohol. When you break things open and you can smell them you are losing something.
🤔 yes 👍🏼 but how?
Looks delicious! Thanks for making this video.
Welcome 😋 please share the video with your friends 😉
So good! I love this recipe! Your videos never disappoint!
🤩 thanks 😊 for sharing your experience 😉👍🏼
Great little film
Thanks for sharing
I am wanting to make French pastice is it much different
Thanks again
Cheers
Thanks 😊👍
Thanks!!! Will be making this today!❤️
Let us know when you taste it 😉 and please send me some pictures on instagram
Now I can use the Anise I have in my cupboard. Thank you.
😉👍🏼 keep us updated
I just put the syrup and alcohol mixture together and tasted it, its very delicious, it made exactly 1 bottle. The anise is not very prominent due to the other spices infusion, it is really very mellow and exotic. I will put it to rest in the cupboard for 1 more week before serving. Does this have to be refrigerated like the others? Thank you for your wonderful talents.
👍it's not necessary to put in the refrigerator but if you put in the fridge before serving I think it will be more delicious 😉
Can't wait to try this! When you first mix the spices and the alcohol and keep for 2 weeks - do you keep it at room temperature? Also after you mix in the water/sugar and keep another week - is that also room temperature or refrigerated?
👍🏼 yes always room temperature 😉
Would grinding up the herbs first, make the flavor too strong? Great Video thank you man!
No, but will be more difficult to filter. If you try let us know. remember to share the video with your friends 😉
You know it! I've made digestifs in the past, by pulsing the herbs/ingredients in a spice grinder a couple of times and then using a disposable paper coffee filter to strain. :)
Well done! I use the coffee filter too ; )
cuore.. is right, no need to grind up b/c the alcohol does it's job automatically it is powerful solvent! cheers.
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Great video but this drink is strong! You are using 95% ABV and diluting this with 250 ml water (95*500 = 47,500/750 = 63% ABV (that's 126 proof! ). I would think that it would be far more pleasant to drink if the final ABV was closer to 40% or even about 30% ABV so you might want to dilute the 500 ml to make a total volume of about 1600 ml of the liqueur. That would mean that you might need to double the amount syrup, though the liqueur may not need to be as sweet to balance the burn from the alcohol which will be far less.
Sorry but you forget the sugar
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato Good point but I don't think I did. The total volume you are adding is not much more than 250 ml and so that adds only 250 ml to the total volume and if I multiply the starting ABV by the starting volume and divide that sum by the total volume this gives the final gravity and that is , as I say about 63%. If you enjoy drinking alcohol at about 120 proof then more power to you but most people tend to enjoy drinking at about 60 - 80 proof and that is about 30 -40 % ABV...
Bernard Smith hi! Where can I get the alcohol to mix it with? Trying to make anisette liqueur for a Peruvian beignet recipe thank you!
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I used Tito's 80 proof Vodka.
Turned out sooooo Delicious 😋❤️ Everyone loved it!
Spectacular 🥳 send me some pictures on instagram
I just made a batch exactly the way you did it, I’ll let you know in 3 weeks. 🇮🇹😎🇮🇹
Keep us updated 🥳👍🏼🤩
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato Thanks Andrea, I will, I really enjoy all of your videos, I am one that enjoys authentic Italian recipes, I like Italian American recipes too, but want to learn the right way first. 🇮🇹😎🇮🇹
Thanks ☺️ again
THANKS so much for sharing this video..I came to find out how my favorite shot drink of Sambuca was made..and found this..Is the taste similar??😊😁
Yes, try and let us know if you like it 😋🤩
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato OWW I'm sure I will love it😘💋Many Greetings from Greece💖
Looks delicious! Can't wait for the 2 weeks to pass.
Let us know when you taste it 😋
Really works well! Thanks
😊 thanks, please share the video 😉
great work
Thanks 😊
mate you are the best
😂👍🏼 thanks
Why your cardamom color is white and not green ? Is it a special kind of cardamom or any cardamom works for your recipe? Thank you
Any cardamom works 👍🏼
Looks good.
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I made this and its sitting in the pantry waiting for the 2 weeks. About how many Star anise is that, about 10? because thats what I put in it. I can put more, its only been a day so far, Thank you, I love your liqueur recipes.
Yes I think 10 it's enough 👍
Looking for jagermeister alternative and came across this. Where can I buy this kind of alcohol please? Is it a specific type of alcohol? Thank You.
Food alcohol, where do you live?
Can I use any kind of alcohol?? I want to make a home made recipe of anise wine because I want to use it in food recipes which is amazing.
Rum or Jan
Just a warning to viewers not to use 95% alcohol, but 95 PROOF alcohol! In North America, this is labelled 47.5%, though anything from 40%-50% will work.
Thanks 👍🏼 for the help
Actually I think you're mistaken Joel. All these old school recipe Italian liquors start with 95% (190 proof) alcohol as the high ethanol is what draws the flavors out of whatever flavoring elements they are using. That action is so strong that pure ethanol will pull water out of the air until it hits about 190 proof. Then sugar and water are added to bring the drink to whatever the desired ABV is. 47.5% (95 proof) is high, but not that high. Certainly lower than many North American whiskies. It can't actually be called Sambuca in Italy unless it is at least 38% (76 proof) minimum, and many are higher. Typically, It's enjoyed in very small glasses.
Thanks for your clear explanation 😀
@@Boolfrawg Thank you for the clarification! Seems I was mistaken.
@@joel2112 No problem. I had made the same assumption once when making lemencello and it came out like a weak wine cooler.
Thank you for the recipe! There is a problem - 95% alcohol is very hard to find outside Italy. Could you please tell how to prepare such liquor with vodka (~45%)?
You can double the quantity of the vodka 😉
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato thank you a lot!
Keep us updated 🥳
The alkohol need to be 95%? Or can use less%?
You can use less but skip the water
In theory could this work with jameson? Or another alcohol? The only alcohol that high in alcohol content I can get here without obtaining it illegally is everclear. And everclear doesn't taste very good. But then again it might after doing all this to it.
Yes after it will taste good 😉
The whiskey will add its own flavor, which may be a good or a bad thing.
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I'm making this now!
Let us know when you taste it 😉
Is this suppose to be like galliano?
Sorry but I have never tried that
Please what is pepper ?
Black pepper
I just started making it and it’s waiting for 2 weeks! Just to be sure, you said use brown sugar not white sugar?
Yes 👍🏼 but you can use both
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato it turned out to be really good!! Very easy. I’m making a 2nd batch now. Thanks.
Spectacular 🤩👍🏼
is the alchol pucheen or moonshine or some illegaly marketid alchol in ireland we have pucheen witch is clear and about 95%
Ok, you can use the one that have 95% of alcohol
Can I use rum 40%?
Yes but you should use the double amount of alcohol 😉
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato why? wouldn't it be too much? Does it fermentate and reduce to 40% ?
This is not a fermentation process
nice receipy but where do i get 95% Alcohol from? I guess Ethanol what they are selling is totally different right?
You need pure alcohol or food alcohol
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato yeah i know but there is Alcohol for desinfection too and i dont want to get blind :D
Exactly 👍🏼 natural alcohol
denatured alcohol 😱👎🏼
What kind of alcohol is 95%, where do I buy that?????
Food alcohol in Italy
Everclear in USA
In Canada we don’t have 96% can I make it with vodka?
Yes 👍🏼 but skip the water
Thank you so much
Do you have a recipe for black sambuca?
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can I skip cardamom putting cardamom?
🤔
Can we use any alcohol or there is a certain kind of alcohol we need to use to make this liquor
This one amzn.to/3k5hQjb
@@Spectacular-cuoredicioccolato thank you
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I can't find 95% alcohol,can I use ethanol 70% ?
Yes 👍🏼 if it’s for food. You need a natural one
What alcohol is used? Thanks for your recipe. I will try it!
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Is it safe to add alcohol to food ??
Only alcohol for food
Not alcohol for cleaning
what kind of alcohol you using?
Food alcohol but if you prefer you can use vodka
the guy is italian but somehow the location is not in italy. nice video.
Yes the location is thailand 😆
Grazi
Prego 👍🏼
What kind of alcohol , please !!
Food alcohol at 95%
cuoredicioccolato where does one buy this? Sorry am new to this and thanks for your help in advance!
So totally 1 Liter of liquor?
Check all the ingredients because you should follow the proportions 😉
Yes, 500 of alcohol + 250 sugar + 250 water, total 1.000 Ml. Can i put less sugar? Is it gonna be balance still? Thanks.
Exactly 👍🏼 you can use 200 g but not less
Thank you verymuch
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Can I use honey instead of sugar though?
Yes 👍
cuoredicioccolato Thanks I've already started making this, but unfortunately since you can't get 95% alcohol in India I had to use vodka instead which had 42% alcohol, hope it works, maybe I'll leave the spices inside for 3 weeks instead of 2 weeks because alcohol content is lower.
Ok. But if you want strong because the alcohol is only 42% you must use the double of the quantity but only for the alcohol.
cuoredicioccolato or I can add less water instead, right?
Yes half water and half honey.
Hi, could I use Vodka to make this?
Yes 👍🏼
that's too high in ABV. Isn't it?
No because is a liquor 😉
Yes, I believe this is 95 proof alcohol, which is 47.5%. 95% is quite dangerous, not meant for consumption.
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