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Hesperidina is a
classic Argentine apéritif made from
bitter and
sweet orange peels,
which contain a high
number of flavonoids. The
beverage has antioxidant...
- Argentina) was the
originator of the
archetypical Argentine national liqueur Hesperidina and
holder of the
first patent and
trademark to be
registered in Argentina...
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entrepreneur Melville Sewell Bagley, when the
company launched famous apéritif
Hesperidina.
Bagley had been
involved in the dry
goods business in New
Orleans before...
- Republic)
Gammel Dansk (Denmark) Gran
classico Bitter (Switzerland)
Hesperidina (Argentina) Jägermeister (Germany) Jeppson's Malört (United States) Killepitsch...
- cherry)
Grand Marnier (orange)
GranGala (orange)
Guignolet (wild cherry)
Hesperidina (bitter
orange with mint and
other herbs)
Hpnotiq (tropical fruit) Jabuticaba...
- Spirit[citation needed] Argentina: Wine,
fernet con coca (****tail),
hesperidina (apéritif) Barbados: Rum (sugarcane mol****es) Belize: Rum (sugarcane...
- orange, egg, anise, coffee,
cherry and, inevitably,
dulce de leche. The
Hesperidina is a type of
liqueur made from
orange peels,
invented in
Argentina around...
- Antigua and Barbuda: Rum Argentina: Mate, Wine.,
Fernet con coca,
Hesperidina. Bahamas:
Switcha Barbados:
Mauby Belize: Rum
Punch Bermuda: Rum...
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author Melville Sewell Bagley (1838–1880),
businessman and
creator of
Hesperidina, the
unofficial Argentine national liqueur Renato Corsi (born 1963),...
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Melville Sewell Bagley American businessman immigrant to
Argentina founder Hesperidina Samuel Butman (1788–1864), US
congressman (1827–1831),
president of the...
