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Anis Tenis Seco 1l
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Anis Tenis Seco 1l
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Anis Tenis Seco 1l is a Spanish anise-based drink from Tenis, made in a dry style and bottled at a firm 48% alcohol. The name already tells you the main story: this is a seco expression, positioned as a drier and stronger take on anise rather than a soft or sweet one.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits naturally among the pastis and anise-style drinks for customers looking for a Spanish bottle with a clear, pronounced profile. The one-litre format also makes it a practical choice for those who use this style of drink more regularly.
The available information points to a dry anise drink with a noticeably firm strength at 48% alcohol. Its seco style is the key tasting cue here, suggesting a drier, more direct expression of anise.Anise Tenis Dulce/Doux 1l
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Anise Tenis Dulce/Doux 1l
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Anise Tenis Dulce/Doux is a Spanish anise drink with a clearly sweet style. The name is quite revealing: this is the dulce, doux side of anise, made for drinkers who enjoy that rounded, sweeter expression rather than a dry interpretation.
At 35% alcohol, Tenis has enough strength to carry its anise character with confidence, while keeping the focus straightforward and easy to understand. The one-litre bottle also makes it a practical choice for keeping a familiar anise-based drink at home.
In the Drankenshop Broekmans selection, Tenis sits comfortably among the classic Southern European anise and pastis-style drinks: direct, recognisable and built around a sweet anise profile.
The flavour is centred on anise, with a distinctly sweet impression (…)
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most frequently asked questions about aniseed drinks
What is Raki?
Raki is a traditional Turkish drink, often referred to as "the lion's milk" because of its milky colour when water is added. It is usually made from grapes or sultanas, with the addition of anise seeds. Raki is often drunk as an aperitif and goes well with mezes, small snacks popular in Turkish cuisine.
What is Pastis?
Pastis is a popular French aperitif drink that originated in Provence. It was developed as a replacement for absinthe, which was banned in the early 20th century. The drink is based on star anise, liquorice and various herbs. When water is added to Pastis, the colour changes to a milky white, similar to Raki.
What is Sambuca?
Sambuca is an Italian liqueur with a strong anise flavour and a sweet profile. It is often drunk straight, with three coffee beans in it, symbolising health, wealth and happiness. Sambuca can also be served flambéed or as an additive in coffee.
What is Ouzo?
Ouzo is a Greek anise liqueur distilled from grape residues and flavoured with anise and other spices. Like Raki and Pastis, Ouzo turns into a milky substance when mixed with water. It is often enjoyed as an aperitif and goes well with Greek mezze.
What are the similarities between sambuca, raki, pastis and ouzo?
The most obvious common feature of these drinks is their anise flavour, which gives a sweet, aromatic and sometimes slightly sharp note to the drink.
In addition, Raki, Pastis and Ouzo share another common feature: their reaction to water, where they take on a milky colour through a process known as "louche". This phenomenon occurs when the essential oils in anise, which are soluble in alcohol but not in water, form emulsions.
What are the differences between sambuca, raki, pastis and ouzo?
Raki, Pastis and Ouzo have strong similarities, especially when combined with water. However, Raki often has a slightly stronger anise flavour, Pastis can have liquorice notes and Ouzo has a characteristic Greek spiciness.
The sweetness and ability to detect coffee beans makes Sambuca easier to distinguish from the other three anise drinks.
