the use of an artificial flavor.)" More specific information is available in the link above for those who would like to read a thorough description of labeling guidelines. Possible Uses, Pairings and / or Cocktails: Possibly a root beer float style long drink, but it's so sweet it doesn't seem good to pair with additional sweetened drinks. I'll be honest and say this particular imitation liqueur was so sweet it gave me an instant sugar induced headache. Mexican Holiday utilizes the flavors of fall with cranberry, orange and spices usually reserved for delicious baked goods. The use of flavorful, easily prepared syrups keeps cocktails freshly flavored and interesting. Mexican Holiday is wonderful for fall, but transitions easily to summertime sipping with lemon wheel garnish and use of Camarena Silver Tequila instead. Aroma: Detect a bit of alcohol on the nose, but no burn. Passionfruit inclusion is barely there if at all. Fruit is extremely faint. Tasted Neat: Light sweetness. Toasted type sweetness. Burn. Passionfruit is again very light. I do like the unusual sweetness with its mix of burnt sugar, roasted fruit feel. More fruit comes through in third to fourth sip. Not liking the after taste neat, but this is not a flavor that is meant to be sipped neat. It's meant to be paired with favorite mixers. Mouth Feel: Upper end of light. Possible Uses, Pairings and / or Cocktails: Variation on classic Cosmo comes to mind first, using Passionfruit Rum version. Might also go well with orange