
Cherry liqueur is a sweetened liqueur flavored with macerated or infused cherries.
Cherry has to come from an actual cherry product; everything else is almond. Bottles nearby split into sweet and dry, so a dry one needs syrup half a barspoon at a time, and a sweet one may need none.
Kirsch (cherry eau-de-vie)
A dry, clear distillate rather than a sweetened infusion. Pour it in place of the liqueur and the drink comes out sour and strong unless you add the sugar back.
Distilled from the cherries with their pits, so it tastes of almond where this tastes of fruit; substituting turns a cherry drink into a marzipan one.
Cherry liqueurs made by maceration on a brandy base hold up considerably better than the neutral-base ones, so the label is worth reading. Either way, keep it out of the light: the red is the first thing to fade.

Blood and Sand
Blended Scotch whisky

Peated Blood and Sand
Blended Scotch whisky

Singapore Sling
London dry gin

Singapore Sling – IBA
London dry gin

Singapore Sling (Old Tom Gin)
Old Tom gin

Bloody Blood and Sand
Blended Scotch whisky, Cherry liqueur, Rosso vermouth

Fog Cutter (Bramble Style)
White rum

Florida Sling
London dry gin

Cherry Margarita
Tequila reposado

Cherry Martini
London dry gin

Redcoat
Cognac

Chanbanger
Caribbean aged rum

Cherry Alexander
Vanilla vodka

Cherryberry Cherub
Vanilla vodka

Copenhagen Cocktail (1939 recipe)
London dry gin, Cherry liqueur, Rosso vermouth

Cubano
Caribbean aged rum, Amaro, Cherry liqueur

Desert Cooler
London dry gin, Ginger beer

Vodka Cocktail
Vodka

Remember the Maine – IBA
Rye whiskey

Suitably Frank Shot
Cherry liqueur, Licor 43 Original liqueur, Vodka