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Indulge in Burgundy's rich heritage with Guignolet de Dijon , a classic cherry liqueur crafted by Gabriel Boudier. Made with a blend of handpicked Morello cherries and a subtle hint of black currants, this liqueur captures the perfect balance between sweetness and tartness. Its vibrant ruby-red hue is as captivating as its bouquet of ripe cherry aromas, inviting you to savour every sip. Traditionally enjoyed as an aperitif, Guignolet de Dijon is versatile enough to elevate cocktails or desserts. Serve it chilled, neat, or as a key ingredient in spritzes, sangrias, or even drizzled over ice cream for a decadent treat. With its authentic flavour and refined craftsmanship, Guignolet de Dijon is a timeless addition to any occasion, perfect for those who appreciate the art of French liqueurs. Tasting Notes: Nose: Ripe cherries with a whisper of blackcurrant. Palate: Sweet yet tart, with a smooth, fruity finish. Finish: Delicate and refreshing, leaving a lingering cherry essence.

Transport your senses to tropical climes with Liqueur de Kaffir Lime (Combava) from Gabriel Boudier. This exceptional liqueur captures the vibrant zest and aromatic leaves of the kaffir lime, delivering a bold, citrus-forward profile with a uniquely floral complexity. Each sip showcases the expertise of French liqueur craftsmanship, blending exotic flavour with a refined finish. Perfectly balanced, this liqueur is an ideal choice for cocktail enthusiasts and culinary adventurers alike. Its refreshing tang and aromatic intensity lend themselves beautifully to various creative uses—from brightening classic cocktails to adding a twist to desserts and savoury dishes. Tasting Notes: Nose: Bold citrus zest with subtle floral undertones. Palate: Bright, tangy lime complemented by hints of tropical spice. Finish: Smooth and lingering, with a refreshing, zesty kick.

The selection of mint gives this liqueur its spicy freshness. Subtle yet powerful, it meets all the expectations of mint enthusiasts. Fresh and spicy at the same time, that's the secret of this liqueur. APPEARANCE : Chlorophyll green AROMA : Fresh mint, a peppery impression. Very intense. PALATE : Clearly reminiscent of childhood. Its finish is fresh and intense on the palate. Usage Mint liqueur can be enjoyed neat as a long drink with ice. Ideal for cocktails, very refreshing, its herbaceous aroma and hint of peppery note will add an elegant touch to your botanical creations.

Discover Gabriel Boudier's Pear Liqueur, a tribute to the delicacy and indulgence of Williams Pears. Between fruity freshness and floral subtlety, it reveals all the aromatic richness of this emblematic fruit in an elegant, refined liqueur. An elegant and refined liqueur where the Williams Pear expresses itself with brilliance and generosity. Nose: Fresh and delicate, dominated by ripe, juicy pear, lifted by floral notes and a subtle eau-de-vie imprint. Taste: Round and indulgent, marked by the intensity of Williams Pear eau-de-vie. A silky texture unfolds with balance, sustained by a hint of citrus freshness. Usage Bring a fruity, elegant touch to your creations. Perfect in a Pear Tonic, a fruity Spritz, or paired with gin or vodka. Also excellent alongside desserts (Pear Belle-Hélène, pear tart) or enjoyed neat.

Named after the 16th century dance of the peacock, Pavan celebrates the South of France. Fine muscat grapes and orange blossoms compose the heart of this delicate and complex liqueur. Refreshing in a sangria with sparkling water and ice, Pavan is also perfect with vodka, gin, tequila and champagne.

1 litre of Weis Pear Brandy takes 8kg of Williams Pears to provide you with the cleanest fruit taste. Smooth and powerful with a lingering pear sweetness.

It is claimed that Dom Bénédictine is made from a traditional recipe from the Dominican Order of Monks (D.O.M) of 1510, lost then later rediscovered by wine merchant Alexandre Le Gran in the 19th century. Today Dom Bénédictine is one of the worlds favourite liqueurs. Its secret recipe contains aged Cognac blended with 27 individual herbs, roots and spices with a mellow touch of honey. Best served neat, on ice, or in cocktails.

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.

sensory nose: strong, sweet apricot and almond nostrils on the nose Taste: dominant aromas of apricot and marzipan, notes of cloves, cinnamon and cardamon Finish: beautiful volume, delicate bitter notes and dark caramel finish Fruit The apricots are processed into fruit juice and then mixed with apricot brandy, a fruit extract and a fruit reduction to a liqueur.