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SKU 8586017272910
Familia Deluxe Spirits
2 in stock · Pickup in Boston
- Size
- 1 Liter
Description
Familia Deluxe Spirits is a ready-to-drink product, meaning it comes pre-mixed and needs no shaker, syrups or garnish prep. The listing doesn't give a flavor profile, base spirit or ABV, so check the label for those before you plan a serve. What follows is how ready-to-drink spirit drinks are usually handled. Serve it cold. Products in this category are generally built to be poured straight from the container, and chilling to refrigerator temperature, around 3 to 5°C, keeps sweetness and carbonation in balance if the drink is sparkling. If it's still, a few hours in the fridge does the same job. Shake or turn the container gently before opening if the label says to, since some pre-mixed drinks settle. For glassware, a tumbler or highball over fresh ice suits most ready-to-drink formats. A stemmed glass or coupe works better for anything served without ice. Large, clear ice cubes melt slowly and thin the drink less than small or cloudy ones. A citrus wheel or wedge is a safe garnish. Pick lemon or lime for tart or fruit-forward drinks, and orange for darker, spirit-forward ones. For food, match the weight of the drink to the dish. Lighter, fruity or fizzy styles go with salty snacks, grilled chicken, seafood and fresh cheeses. Richer, spirit-forward styles hold up to charcuterie, roasted meats and aged cheese. Once you've confirmed the flavor from the label, pick one of those directions rather than trying to cover both.
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Pickup in Boston. Delivery to 3 nearby towns.
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Familia Deluxe Spirits is available at The Wild Duck Liquor Store, 86 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02117, USA — in stock now for in-store pickup, delivery or shipping.










