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Leopold Bros Liqueur New England Cranberry 750ml

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750ml
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United States
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Colorado
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We use two different varieties of cranberries grown primarily in famous cranberry bogs when making the award-winning Leopold Bros. New England Cranberry Liqueur. We juice the cranberries and blend them with our eaux-de-vie. A small amount of sugar cane is added is balance out the tartness of the real cranberry flavor. To preserve the integrity of flavor and vibrant red color, we bottle our cranberry liqueur by hand.
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Leopold Bros Liqueur New England Cranberry 750ml

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