I did mean L or l (lower case). I had got the cats aristo, just stuck with the Liqueur clue
I see we now have a slight disagreement with this clue for (f) which fits in 19d.
I don't see O as hugs
I will parse the clue as I see it and see what you think.
The clue reads as follows.
Here's a liqueur - hugs and kisses - and something to carry it in (7)
Seeing as this is a US crossword, I see 'Here is a liqueur' as meaning a US place or US company, which my research took me to The BBO (Bennington Beverage Outlet)in Vermont.
BBO hugs (embraces) and = B(andBO + kisses = X/ and something to carry it in + Bandbox Def.
What do you guys think?
I would like to know if 'O' is a recognised meaning for hugs, or am I missing something?