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This aromatised white wine includes a maceration of wild cherries, cinchona bark (quinine), lemon and cherry juice in neutral spirit with measured amounts of cherry brandy. Created in 1884 by Mr. Auguste Maurin in Le Puy, an Italian artist later designed the smirking green devil as a feature on the label (he seems very satisfied to have procured a bottle!) Expect wild berry and lemon flavours finishing with a tart display of bitter, earthy, floral notes. Try it chilled, on ice, with soda or add to cocktails (e.g. substitute it for Campari in a Negroni). 16% Alc./Vol

Gabriel Boudier's Elderflower Liqueur is undoubtedly one of the most floral references in the range. AROMA : This liqueur, with its pale yellow hue, reflects its superb bouquet with subtle and fruity floral notes. PALATE : It reveals refreshing fruity notes in a delightful man Usage Elderflower Liqueur is a "must-have" for aperitifs, cocktails based on sparkling wine, white wine, rosé, gin, and vodka, or as a digestif during your festive moments. Perfect for your gourmet pastry recipes, it will perfume your desserts while adding an elegant and refreshing touch.

In line with the Cassis Liqueur, the Strawberry Liqueur is part of the house's fruity and woody range. Honoring the woody flavors of red fruits, this liqueur, derived from the maceration of our various strawberries, offers an exhilarating flavor and summer indulgence. AROMA : Very fruity with floral, gourmand, and wild notes. PALATE : Length, roundness, and depth aptly describe this beautifully matured strawberry liqueur with a ruby hue and a floral, gourmand aroma. Usage The Strawberry Liqueur pairs wonderfully with sparkling wines, dry white wines, sparkling water, and cocktails, enhancing them beautifully. It also finds its place in desserts, as a topping or coulis over fromage blanc.

Raspberry Liqueur honors Gabriel Boudier's fruity range. Made from the maceration of different varieties of raspberries, this cream will subtly enhance your aperitifs, wines, and champagnes with colorful flair. Derived from the maceration of various untreated raspberry varieties, this liqueur is feminine, velvety, and delicately tangy, offering a strong aromatic density resulting from a significant fruit concentration. APPEARANCE : Ruby and cherry color. AROMA : Sweetness and purity of fresh fruits with great delicacy. PALATE : Elegant and harmonious, the tasting experience is rich in flavors of ripe and juicy fruits. The freshness and roundness of freshly picked fruit are quickly noticeable. Usage Raspberry Liqueur is ideal for your exotic cocktail recipes. Perfect as a coulis, it finds its place in desserts, beautifully topping mousses and sorbets.

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.

During the tasting of Gabriel Boudier's Chestnut Liqueur, you’ll discover a harmonious blend of flavours. AROMA: A rich nose of fresh chestnut, elevated by soft notes of vanilla and a delicate hint of honey. PALATE: A smooth, velvety opening leads to an indulgent burst of chestnut flavour. Honey brings roundness, while vanilla delivers a soft and elegant finish. Usage This liqueur adds a woody and sweet twist to classic cocktails, or can be enjoyed on its own to warm up winter evenings. It shines in a Chestnut Manhattan, a reimagined Old Fashioned, or simply served over ice.

Avallen is aged in French oak casks for two years in the heart of La Manche, Normandy, for a liquid that is fresh, crisp and unapologetically apple forward. Avallen Calvados is a brand with sustainability at its very core. We have a mission to save wild bee populations around the world and put apple brandy back behind the bar. Nose is fresh apples with floral honeysuckle, the body is richly warming with a hint of vanilla custard with a finish of toffee apple.

Sepia Amer is a contemporary aperitif made in Cognac. An homage to the French-style bitters of bygone years. With a base of roasted French chicory, which provides a full-bodied and lightly bitter canvas, Sardinian myrtle (tannic and spicy), fresh seasonal oranges (smooth and aromatic), angelica root (earthy and bright) as well as a handfulof other botanicals are painted together to create an intricately modern, bitter-sweet spirit. The result is a tension between the earthy – roasted flavours of chicory and myrtle and the ethereal brightness of orange. Sip Sepia over ice, in a light beer as is the tradition method in France, or in cocktails.