ratafee

/ˌrætəˈfiː/
noun
  1. A sweet liqueur made by infusing fruit, nuts, or herbs in alcohol, often served as a cordial.
    • After dinner, the host offered each guest a small glass of homemade ratafee.
    • She collected antique bottles once used for storing ratafee and other cordials.
    • The recipe for cherry ratafee calls for steeping the fruit in brandy for several months.
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