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The exotic taste of lychee makes a fantastic addition to many cocktails or simply enjoy mixed with soda and fresh strawberries.

The Bitter Truth E**X**R is a herbal bitter liqueur that blurs the lines of conventional wisdom. Firmly rooted in the traditions of both classic sweet vermouths and alpine digestive tonics. Enjoy E**X**R in a Manhattan or Negroni or enjoy it neat after a rich meal to aid digestion.

Showing fruit notes of quince and white grape with herbs, spices and honey sweetness to make this a complex drink worthy of a country squires picnic.

English explorers coined the term allspice because the berry seemed to embody the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove all at once. On the Caribbean island of Jamaica, this distinctive aromatic liqueur has been produced for generations by macerating allspice in the finest Jamaican rum.

Combining the juice of sun-ripened apricots from Klosterneuburg with an apricot schnapps that was distilled from the same fruit. The distinctive fruitiness and reduced sugar content of this apricot liqueur is captivating, and is indispensible in many classic and modern cocktail recipes.

The Bitter Truth - Bogarts Bitters is a meticulously crafted, true to the original, replica of the worlds first mentioned bitters in cocktails. Dark, brown in color it revives the taste of bartending's early years when aromatic bitters were the defining ingredient in a cocktail. Special edition in 350 ml, in individual gift box, with recipe booklet.

Known in France as vin dorange, this wine is made by blending rose wine, sweet and bitter orange peels, cinchona, camomile, cane sugar and fortified to 15%. Served chilled its equally at home in a wine glass as an aperitif as it is as a base in a cocktail.

Convent recipe 1869 infusion of Cinchona & Gentian root in a Mistelle

A light and mellow herbal liqueur, very appreciated in winter, traditionally known for relieving cough. You can drink it neat, or in a grog, and also to sweeten your absinthe.