Licorice Liqueur

Place licorice candies in a wide-necked bottle or a bail glass.

Pour vodka over it, close tightly.

Let stand for 2-3 days and shake the bottle again and again so that the candies can dissolve better.

Preparation Tip:

This liqueur is a nice souvenir.

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