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Peanut Lolita: A liqueur made from peanuts.

Pear Liqueur: A Hungarian made liqueur, some even have a pear in the bottle.

Pelmosoda: Fruity soft sparkling drinks made with fresh, natural juice.

Peppered Vokda: A rapper flavored vodka. 80 proof.

Peppermint Schnapps: A mint flavored liqueur similar to creme de menthe, but lighter bodied and less sweet.

Pernod: A French made, anise flavored substitute for now illegal absinthe. 80 proof.

Perrier: A highly effervescent bottled water that the French use in highballs instead of club soda. It has a sharp edge that works well as a counterpoint to the stickiness of fruit juices. Highly pop . . . View Full Definition

Pertsovka: A Russian brand of peppered vodka. 80 proof.

Peter Heering: A famous, deep red, cherry-flavored liqueur made in Denmark, formerly known as Cherry Heering.

Peter Heering Cherry Liqueur: A world renowned cherry flavored liqueur. Produced since 1818 in Copenhagen, Denmark. 49 proof.

Peychouds Bitters: Made in louisiana from an old closely guarded french family recipe. It is a pungent anise flavored bitter.

Phillips Holiday Nog: Egg nog style liqueur.

Pick-Me-Up: Any concoction designed to allay the effects of overindulgence in alcaholic beverages.

Pierre Ferrand: These special Grande Champagne cognacs are bottled in a replica of the bottle used by Cognac Ferrand in 1900

Pimms: Pimm's No. 1 is a gin-based liquor made in England from dry gin, liqueur, fruit juices and spices

Pimms Cup: A Pimm's No. 1 is a liqueur-style prepackaged preperation with a gin base. Pimm's No. 2 has a whiskey base, while No. 3 is a rum base and No. 4 a brandy base.

Pineau De Charentes: A fortified red wine that is similar to port.

Pisco: A colorless brandy that is produced in Latin America.

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