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cherry brandy

British  

noun

  1. a red liqueur made of brandy flavoured with cherries

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The biggest scandal was over what was dubbed the Cherry Brandy Affair, in June 1963 - when the the King drank a cherry brandy at a hotel on the island of Lewis.

From BBC

Black Forest cake is a delightful combination of chocolate cake, whipped cream, cherries and kirsch or kirschwasser, a clear cherry brandy.

From Seattle Times

There is a general impression of the drink that persists: Almost all versions involve gin as the base spirit, with cherry liqueur or cherry brandy for color, bitters or herbaceous liqueurs for complexity, and tropical fruit juices like pineapple and lime.

From Seattle Times

Fondue also typically includes additional liqueur, most often kirschwasser, or cherry brandy.

From Washington Post

Sourcing the cherry brandy, on the other hand, required some diligence; ultimately, I found a capable substitute in the kosher grape wine, Manischewitz.

From Slate