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A small bottle of the delightfully named Unicum:
Really not sure where it came from, we just found it one day!
Tasted it while visiting Hungary, beloved by the locals. Not being a connoisseur, it tasted to me like the extracted essence from a ton of black pepper seeds into a single ounce of alcohol. Strongest stuff I've ever had. They had also a traditional drink with like 85% alcohol. Quite a culture. Lots of warm people.
Hummm, this sure seems like a unique spirit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicum
It's exclusive to Hungary. Used as a 'digestif' before or after a heavy meal. The formula is a closely held family secret.
They made a movie inspired by the family liquour business: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_(1999_film)
Oh God, I've had this. It tastes like a cedar chest smells. I can't believe I didn't go blind.