Rose liqueur
The rose does not have to be red, but it must be untreated and fragrant. With red roses, it is a pleasure to observe the relaxation of the red color in the brandy and the brandy eventually takes on a beautiful reddish hue.
Preparation steps
- Put the sugar in a tall jar with a lid. Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the juice. Pour over the brandy, seal well and place in the sun.
- After a couple (5) days, take out the faded rose petals and replace them with new ones from another rose (about 2o g). Let's leave it in the sun.
- When all the sugar has melted, after about 15 days strain the brandy through gauze and put in bottles and close well.