Sapins Swizzle
The Sapins Swizzle is based on the French pine-flavored liqueur, Sapins, which has a resinous bite that mixes curiously well with tropical tiki flavors like zesty falernum and ripe pineapple.
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The Sapins Swizzle is based on the French pine-flavored liqueur, Sapins, which has a resinous bite that mixes curiously well with tropical tiki flavors like zesty falernum and ripe pineapple.
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