Digestif with Herbal flavors

Surely vegetarians will hesitate to drink it and a non-drinker will not love to taste it for health reasons sake though ironically it promotes health to one’s stomach because  Its alcohol contents is a turn off to a health-conscious person.

However, there are now digestifs that are flavored with herbal or natural ingredients to suite such persons I mention. They don’t have to worry anymore about alcohol intoxication and other health-damaging matters brought by alcohol.

One of these herbal digestifs is the Benedictine digestif cocktails. These digestif cocktails include Benedectine orange, Orient express, Crazy Ben, Sunny Day, Moon Star, Singapour Sling, Benedictine Café, and the fab five Benedectine herbal digestifs, namely, the Singapore Sling which the most recognized Benedectine-inspired digestif cocktail, the traditional classic B&B, the Bene N Hot, the Hot Toddy French Digestif Style, and the Old Fashioned Benedectine.

All Benedectine digestifs are herbal liquers that are made from 27 herbal plants and spices that treats all kinds of stomach ailments. Actually, it is medicinal tonic for many. Perhaps the vegetarians and health-conscious non-alcoholic drinkers which be tempt to try these herbal digestifs if serve to them, let us just see.

Another herbal digestif is the Cynar – an Italian digestif or rather an Italian herbal digestif drink. It is a bitter Italian anti-choked based herbal liquer digestif. Cynar is a cocktail drink like the Benedectine. This herbal digestif drink is made of 13 herbs and spices and the famous of these is the Cynara scolymus herb which is the anti-choked formula or ingredient in Cynar.

The famous herbal disgestif around New York, San Fransisco and New Orleans in USA, as well as in Argentina is the Fernet-Branca digestif. This herbal digestif drink is also an Italian digestif and like Cynar it is also bitter in taste, however, it has an aromatic smell. Fernet-Branca is an herbal digestif made of 40 herbs and spices which includes chamomile, cardamom, saffron, rhubarb, and myrrh. This digestif can be mixed with your coffee or expresso, in case you like to mix it to minimize its bitter taste. Or you can do a cocktail mixture of flavors to it.