Description
“Aguardiente Antioqueño” translates literally to “Antioquia burning water” in English, “Agua” means water and “ardiente” means burning, making it the Spanish equivalent of “firewater”.
“Antioqueño” means it comes from the Antioquia department of Colombia. It is also widely nicknamed “guaro.
And it is Colombia’s most popular, anise-flavored liquor made from sugarcane.
