Dolin Liqueur de Genepy Chamois
Génépy is a legendary alpine herbal liqueur, unique to the Savoy region, that dates back many hundreds of years. While comprised of a multitude of alpine herbs, the most prominent is a petite and rare variety of artemisia found principally in the high mountain air and adventure. Dolin is one of the few remaining houses that still relies on local herbs foraged in summer, and distillation in a venerable old copper alembic. Today, Génépy remains a darling of both intrepid hikers and French skiers. Served on the rocks or with tonic water, and a welcome addition to hot chocolate. Le Chamois is Dolin’s oldest Génépy recipe, dating back to 1821, when Joseph Chavasse first established what is today Maison Dolin. Its gentle sweetness and heady herbal character have pronounced notes of chamomile, sage and mint. To many French consumers, the Dolin name is inextricably linked to this signature Génépy recipe and the alpine experience.
Gabriel Boudier Creme De Violette (Violet) Liqueur
Gabriel Boudier Violet Liqueur is brimming with sweetness, offering a subtle floral profile. Its delicate taste and color excel in more robust cocktails like a Gin Tonic or as a drizzle over your desserts. AROMA : Floral notes with the scent of fresh violet petals. PALATE : The fullness of the petals enlivens the palate with an intense, aromatic, and spring-like flavor. The tasting experience is rich in flavors, leaving a long floral finish. Usage For the gourmands, the Violet Liqueur can be enjoyed neat as an aperitif. When paired with dry white wines or Crémants de Bourgogne, it adds a floral, colorful, and indulgent touch. In cuisine, it is ideal as a coulis, finding its place in desserts, and it divinely coats mousses and sorbets.
Gabriel Boudier Litchi (Lychee) Liqueur
Gabriel Boudier's Lychee Liqueur pays homage to the fruit. Pure and rich, the original flavors have been carefully preserved to offer you a rich tasting experience worthy of Boudier's craftsmanship. The freshness, sweetness, and finesse define this liqueur, perfectly respecting the identity of lychee. AROMA : Fresh lychees and floral notes. PALATE : Soft, fruity, sweet with an intense onset, the aromatic flavors remain surprising, with rose notes quickly emerging in the finish. Usage The lychee liqueur brings an elegant and exotic touch to your recipes. Refreshing and ideal for cocktails, it pairs well with fruit salads and citrus sodas.
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Gabriel Boudier Liqueur De Mangue (Mango) Liqueur
One of the favorites in the fruity and exotic range, Gabriel Boudier's Mango Liqueur, will give you the sensation of eating the fruit. Characterized by its sweetness, this intensely aromatic liqueur will delight your taste buds. The yellow-hued Mango Liqueur reveals the flavors of this tropical fruit. AROMA : Fresh, ripe mango with fruity, aromatic, and floral note PALATE : The flavors of mango start delicately on the palate and then become more intense and incisive. The sweetness of the liqueur quickly gives way to the fresh and rounded taste of this tropical fruit. Usage The Mango Liqueur will transport you to a tropical island. Perfect for all your exotic cocktails, it will charm you with its unique, indulgent taste and the exotic flavor it brings to your recipes.
Gabriel Boudier Matcha Tea Liqueur
Nose : A fresh, green bouquet led by matcha tea and enriched with a subtle herbal note. Palate: A soft, silky entry gives way to an intense matcha character, with gentle bitterness and umami notes. The finish is long, balanced, and delicately persistent.
Gabriel Boudier Nori Seaweed Liqueur
Released in April 2022, Gabriel Boudier Nori Seaweed Liqueur is made individually by infusing dried Nori and Dulse seaweed in beet-neutral alcohol for three weeks. These infusions are mixed with grapefruit alcohol-ate, concentrated lime juice, alcohol, sugar, and water. Nori Seaweed Liqueur was created by Matthew Cusworth, from Hoot the Redeemer in Edinburgh and his liqueur won him the third Gabriel Boudier Wizard Award Competition. “As a bartender, I struggle to find consistent ways to introduce savory flavors into my cocktails, so I’m very excited for Nori to launch and see the inventive ways bartenders will use seaweed in their creations" - Matthew Cusworth Tasting Notes: Nose: Subtle but unmistakable aroma of dried seaweed, reminiscent of sushi roll Palate: Subtle seaweed with citric acidity. The aftertaste fades with dried seaweed and zesty lime. This expression offers up a wealth of intriguing coastal, savory notes, balanced by hints of sweetness. It's sure to ma...
Gabriel Boudier Suro Elderflower Liqueur
The Original. Refined. Each spring, wild elderflowers are hand-harvested at the precise peak of bloom and gently macerated for five weeks to coax out their most delicate aromatics. The result opens with fresh white blossoms, pear, and grapefruit zest, then unfolds into a soft floral palate with hints of lemongrass and honeysuckle — bright and elegant, never syrupy. Crafted in Dijon by Maison Gabriel Boudier, a house with over 150 years of expertise in aromatic extraction, SURO is the ultimate expression of a liqueur they helped pioneer. No artificial aromas. No artificial colouring. Just the fleeting beauty of elderflower, perfected.
Gabriel Boudier Citronelli Liqueur
Experience the sun-drenched spirit of the Mediterranean with Citronelli , a premium lemon liqueur crafted from the finest Corsican lemons . Deeply rooted in the island’s unique terroir, this elegant creation by Gabriel Boudier captures the essence of "La Dolce Vita" in every drop . Whether you're looking for a refreshing afternoon sipper or a versatile addition to your home bar, Citronelli offers an authentic taste of summer .
Gabriel Boudier Guignolet (Cherry)
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.