Evangeline’s Praline Pecan Liqueur Original Southern Recipe

A taste of the South in every sip. Evangeline’s Praline Pecan Liqueur captures the essence of New Orleans indulgence with a rich, buttery blend of roasted pecans, brown sugar, and warm Southern spices. This lusciously smooth liqueur delivers the nostalgic flavor of homemade pecan pralines, wrapped in a silky spirit that's as perfect for after-dinner sipping as it is in decadent cocktails or dessert recipes.

Bottled at 21% ABV, it's sweet, soulful, and unmistakably southern—ideal for cozy nights, special occasions, or gifting to someone who appreciates the sweeter things in life.

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Key Features:

• Southern-Inspired Flavor – Crafted with real pecan essence and notes of caramelized sugar

• Dessert-Style Liqueur – Rich, sweet, and silky with a buttery praline finish

• Versatile Use – Sip neat, serve over ice, or mix into coffee, eggnog, or dessert cocktails

• Proudly Made in the USA – A southern classic with Creole roots

• Bottle Size: 750ml

• ABV: 21% (42 Proof) – Smooth and accessible

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Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Warm toasted pecans, vanilla bean, and brown sugar

• Palate: Sweet and buttery with flavors of caramel, maple syrup, and toasted nuts

• Finish: Creamy and long with lingering notes of praline and soft spice

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How to Enjoy:

• Neat or On the Rocks – A smooth after-dinner treat

• Coffee Enhancer – Add a splash to your morning or evening coffee

• Dessert Cocktails – Mix into White Russians, Mudslides, or Bourbon Cream drinks

• Over Ice Cream – Drizzle over vanilla or butter pecan for a sweet surprise

• Holiday Favorite – Excellent in eggnog, hot chocolate, or festive punches

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FAQ:

Q: Is this similar to a cream liqueur?

A: No, this is not a cream-based product. It’s a clear liqueur with rich pecan and praline flavor.

Q: Can I use this in baking?

A: Absolutely. Try adding it to pecan pie filling, glazes, or drizzling over baked goods for a Southern twist.

Q: Is it too sweet to drink straight?

A: It’s sweet, but well-balanced. If you enjoy dessert liqueurs, you’ll find it very sippable on its own or with a cube of ice.