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Sambuca Is the Unsung Hero of Your Liquor Cabinet with These 3 Cocktails
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Black sambuca and absinthe makes a great combo : r/cocktails
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TIL that adding water to anise-flavored liqueurs and spirits (like sambuca and absinthe) turns the drink into a milky color. This spontaneous emulsification is known as the "ouzo effect." : r/todayilearned
