Kleiner Feigling

Kleiner Feigling is a popular liqueur originating from Germany. It is a fig-flavored vodka, known for its distinctive taste and unique packaging. The name "Kleiner Feigling" translates to "little coward" in English, a playful nod to the brand's fun and light-hearted image.

History

Kleiner Feigling was first introduced in 1992 by the German company Eckes AG. The company, with a long history in the production of spirits and liqueurs, sought to create a product that would appeal to a younger demographic. The result was a sweet, fig-flavored vodka that quickly gained popularity in Germany and beyond.

Production

The production of Kleiner Feigling involves the distillation of vodka and the infusion of natural fig flavors. The vodka is distilled multiple times to ensure its purity and smoothness. The fig flavor is derived from natural fig extracts, which are added to the vodka during the infusion process. The final product is a clear, sweet liqueur with a distinctive fig taste.

Packaging

One of the distinguishing features of Kleiner Feigling is its packaging. The liqueur is sold in small, single-serving bottles, which are designed to be consumed in one go. The bottles are typically sold in packs, making them a popular choice for parties and social gatherings.

Consumption

Kleiner Feigling is typically consumed as a shot. Due to its sweet flavor, it is often used in the creation of various cocktails. It can also be enjoyed on its own, served chilled.

See Also

• List of liqueurs
• Eckes AG
• Vodka
• Cocktail