Barenjager Honey Liquer is a sinfully sweet brew, which was actually created as bait for bears in the 15th century. Much more effective than a picnic basket, bears couldn't resist the sweet call of honey liqueur as they hid in comfy dens, caves, trees or condos.
Although I know this golden beverage was originally formulated for bear hunters to capture these beasts, I find myself getting thirsty looking at the many concoctions. What chance did those poor bears have?
Implications - Barenjager Honey Liquer is definitely a devil inspired brew. Its initial use was as bait for bears in the 15th century. The 70 proof should certainly do the trick. It is a must try.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Honey Liqueur
- An increase in honey liqueur consumption and creation as a unique and sweet alcohol option.
- Craft Spirits
- A surge in craft spirits, especially those with unique stories or purposes, in response to a growing interest in artisanal alcohol.
- Flavor Experimentation
- An experimentation with unique and diverse flavors in alcohol creation in order to stand out in the market.
Where This Applies
- Alcohol and Beverage
- The alcohol and beverage industry will benefit from increased interest in unique and niche spirits with a story or purpose.
- Hospitality
- Bars and cocktail lounges will find an opportunity to feature unique and exclusive liqueurs for signature cocktails and beverages.
- Agriculture
- Honey producers may seek opportunities to form partnerships with distilleries in order to create artisanal spirits from honey products.
