aronia liqueur
- noun
- US
- She brought a bottle of aronia liqueur back from her trip to Eastern Europe.
Examples
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I enjoyed a glass of aronia liqueur last night.
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The dessert was drizzled with a rich aronia liqueur to enhance its flavor.
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Many artisan distilleries now produce aronia liqueur for local markets and tourists.
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Have you ever tried aronia liqueur?
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Many artisan distilleries now produce aronia liqueur for local markets and tourists.
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She brought a bottle of aronia liqueur back from her trip to Eastern Europe.
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The dessert was drizzled with a rich aronia liqueur to enhance its flavor.
Synonyms
A strong alcoholic drink made from aronia berries with a deep color and tart taste
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Morphology
The phrase denotes a liqueur made from aronia berries, which is directly and compositionally derived from 'aronia' (the fruit) + 'liqueur' (a sweet alcoholic beverage). This is a common noun-noun naming pattern (e.g., 'cherry liqueur') found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Aronia liqueur comes from a simple practice: people soaked aronia berries in strong alcohol to keep their flavor and make a deep, sour-tasting drink called a liqueur. So, aronia liqueur now means 'a strong alcoholic drink made from aronia berries'.