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eau d'arquebuse

Language: French

Description: An aromatic herb liqueur, usually from Lyonnais. It contains agrimony and gentian, and is used as digestive and tonic and was believed to be effective in the treatment of gunshot wounds. The French answer to Fernet Branca.

Pronounced: oh dahr-keh-buse

Ethnicity: French

Most frequent country: France

Most frequent region: Lyonnais in Rhône-Alpes

Better know as: d'arquebuse

See places: French food and cuisine, Lyonnais

See drinks, wines etc: Fernet Branca ®

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