anisette

A very white liquid denotes that a good anisette has been used.

Fernande brought the anisette, two glasses, and the jug of cool water.

Thanks for the anisette, which is disgusting, by the way, but which I will drink to the last drop.

Grapes are used mainly for raisins and for the making of anisette.

It did not taste of candy or of anisette.

Mix them with anisette, wine or other liquor.

Keramikos was sipping an anisette at the other end of the bar.

True anisette is produced by means of distilling aniseed.

There is an out-of-tune upright piano and a coffee machine with an anisette bottle next to it.

Among the collection of outlandish ingredients called for were anisette liqueur and soy sauce.

And because there was no anisette, there was no alcohol.

He carried a pocketful of little anisette candies.

"And bring an anisette with it," Stoner added.

The quarry is actually an empty soap bottle filled with diluted anisette liqueur.

A "palomita" with just a drop of anisette can be drunk as a refreshing drink.

"It wasn't that late, but I'd been drinking anisette and I was wrecked.

Elan Natural Waters are tinged with clove and anisette.

Sometimes I toss fresh figs with a little anisette so they bloom with surprising flavor."

Some houses also serve him with anisette and corn syrup while kola nuts are also acceptable.

Regional variations in the recipe include sprinkling with orange zest or using anisette wine as the alcoholic base.

It is commonly used in alcohols and liqueurs, such as anisette and ouzo.

This is a take-no-prisoners anisette, whose licorice intensity, even diluted five to one, seems to drill into your tongue.

Her world had aged very fast), who was making a drawing of a gentleman sitting in a chair, with a glass of anisette beside him.

'You see that glass of anisette before you?'

Ms. Dilley opened the bottle of anisette, casually giving it a squeeze every few strides.