This Yuzushu is a blend of Yuzu juice with sake. Yuzu is a citrus fruit grown in Japan. Yuzushu is sweet and will show some cloudiness from the yuzu infusion. This is normal and best to shake the bottle before serving. Enjoy this liqueur with desserts such as ice cream or cakes.

Kanade Yuzu is created through the blending of Yuzu juice with three different types of liquor, each made by infusing and distilling Japanese Yuzu citrus pulp and peel, This liqueur embodies the characteristics of fresh Yuzu, with a refreshing citrus aroma and pleasantly bitter yet sour taste. Lush and rich mouth feel with sour citrus notes delicately complimenting the sweet Yuzu characteristics.

Kanade White Peach is composed of infused Japanese White Peach liqueur and White Peach juice. The final blend has a distinct aroma both rich and gentle, and an enveloping juicy flavor like that of a raw White Peach. With a palate of citrus & the strong presence of raw white peach leading into a delicate floral finish, Kanade White Peach Liqueur would make a next level Bellini. This is really quite wonderful.

Nothing says sunshine in a bottle quite the like world's best-selling coconut flavoured Caribbean rum, Malibu Classic Caribbean Rum. Enjoy over ice or as the ever so popular Pina Colada!

Drambuie The Isle Of Skye Liqueur is a blend of aged Scotch whisky, herbs, spices & heather honey. Its origins can be traced to a secret recipe created by the Royal Apothecary in the 18th Century. The nose has aromas of aged malt whisky blended with a mix of herbal and floral overtones and rich honey. The flavour provides a kaleidoscopic taste sensation, a complex arrangement of herbal, spicy, sweet and honey notes. It is voluptuous, mellifluous and full bodied.

Blue Curacao Liqueur adds its distinctive vibrant blue colour to many classic cocktail recipes. This orange flavoured liqueur resembles the dried peel of oranges found on the Caribbean Island of Curacao. Established in the 1950’s, offering infinite choices VOK’s premium quality liqueurs are suitable for experienced bartenders or at home creations. VOK liqueurs are all premium Vodka based liqueurs infused with various fruits, herbs and spices to achieve a premium flavour profile.

The team at Unico Zelo are back at again. They've made a new vibrant, refreshing liqueur using the juiciest and biggest Mandarins the Dekapon all sourced from Riverland. They suggest to serve as a Spritz! Being winemakers, Brendan & Laura are two people incredibly passionate about the soil and produce we have in Australia. It's their intent to showcase products to the rest of the world that embrace Australian native ingredients and pay homage to the indigenous custodianship who maintained the land for thousands of years.

Nixta Licor de Elote Corn Liqueur is made from a base of tender, ancestral cacahuazintle (kaka-wha-sint-lay) maize, grown in the high valleys and foothills of the Nevado de Toluca volcano. Nixta is produced at the Destilería y Bodega Abasolo, where they honour the Mexican culture of corn and the ancestral craft of nixtamalization—a 4,000 year old Mesoamerican cooking technique that uncovers the deepest flavours and aromas of maize. To create Nixta, the best tender corn of the season is macerated in an exquisite corn distillate and sweetened with clarified sweet wort—both produced from ancestral cacahuazintle grown near the distillery at a height of more than 7,000 feet above sea level. Pure cacahuazintle corn is used in two different stages of development: Cacahuazintle sweet corn is macerated and prepared to extract all its delicate flavour and ripe, cacahuazintle kernels are nixtamalized to produce a sweet wort and alcohol. Together these ingredients make Nixta Licor de Elote into a flavourful, versatile liqueur that is true to its origin. Aromas of cornbread, caramel and popcorn lead to more flavours of buttery popcorn on the palate with a toasty caramel popcorn finish.

Product Information: Refreshing and delicate, this liqueur deftly combines the Chios Mastiha with lemon. Well integrated resinous aromas with lemon zest refresh your nose and mouth with a very good balance of sweetness and acidity. Like limoncello only more flavoursome. Τhe aftertaste is also delightful and fragrant. Enjoy well chilled as a shot, in cocktails or as an after dinner digestive drink. Mastic Tears is made by EVA Distillers in Mytilene on the Island of Lesbos, Greece, a range of distinctive mastiha liqueur. The base of this traditional Greek liqueur is Mastiha, derived from the resin of mastic trees and sweetened lightly with sugar. The resin forms droplets resembling tears and harvested using precise methods. While mastic trees grow throughout Greece, only those on the island of Chios produce this resin. Curiously attempts to replicate this resin production elsewhere have been unsuccessful, adding to its mystique. Historically, mastiha has been valued for its medicinal properties and culinary uses, even recommended by Hippocrates himself for treating indigestion. Maker: EVA distillery (Ελληνική Βιομηχανία Αποσταγμάτων - Greek Distillation Company) was founded in 1995, in Mytilene, by the Patrikopoulos brothers. The development of the company is based on the family’s love and experience in the food and beverage industry, whose history begins in Pergamon, Asia Minor, with oriental recipes, flavours and raw materials. Today, the third generation continues dynamically, delicately balancing tradition and modern technology. The distillery employs state-of-the-art copper stills and bottling machines, and houses a well-equipped laboratory as well as the Ouzo Museum. An integral part of the successful development of the company is the experienced staff and network of EVA partners that ensure the optimal production, bottling, storage, distribution and export process certified by the ISO Quality Management System: 22000 and programme HACCP. By constantly building the identity of its products, EVA is a dynamic brand name in the distillation industry and is among the top ten fastest growing in the country. The strong distribution network of EVA consistently supports its products in Greece and in 22 countries around the world. The Mastic Tree: The mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) is an evergreen shrub, of 2-3 metres height. Its life span is more than 100 years. Before the tree carving process, the ground around the trunk needs to be weeded. Cleaning and soil leveling take place so that any mastic tears that may fall on the ground can be easily gathered. Fine white soil, is spread on the ground to create a smooth surface ready for the mastic tears to fall on. The “kentima”, as the carving of small scars on the bark is called, is the most crucial stage in mastic production. It is done with the help of a small sharp metal tool with grooved ends, called kentitiri. Mastic is gathered before the first autumn rain and the cleaning and sorting process begins. It is sieved and diligently cleaned with olive oil soap and rain water. Large and medium sized mastic tears are cleaned one by one with a knife or a needle. Nose - Pine, Lemon, Mountain Herbs Aromas reminiscent of resinous pine, limoncello aromas, lavender. Its flavour profile is fresh and herbal. Palate - Mint, Sweet Tea, Cucumber Tastes of cucumber, mint, lemonade zesty and pithy. Finish - Fruits, Herbs, Spices This mastic spirit liqueur is elegant with a sweet & refreshing aftertaste.

Product Information: The Mastic Tears Classic boasts aromas reminiscent of pine, eucalyptus, mint, and lavender. Its flavour profile is fresh and herbal, complemented by a subtle sweetness. This mastic spirit liqueur is elegant with a sweet & refreshing aftertaste. Enjoy well chilled as a shot, in cocktails or as an after dinner digestive drink. Mastic Tears is made by EVA Distillers in Mytilene on the Island of Lesbos, Greece, a range of distinctive mastiha liqueur. The base of this traditional Greek liqueur is Mastiha, derived from the resin of mastic trees and sweetened lightly with sugar. The resin forms droplets resembling tears and harvested using precise methods. While mastic trees grow throughout Greece, only those on the island of Chios produce this resin. Curiously attempts to replicate this resin production elsewhere have been unsuccessful, adding to its mystique. Historically, mastiha has been valued for its medicinal properties and culinary uses, even recommended by Hippocrates himself for treating indigestion. Maker: EVA distillery (Ελληνική Βιομηχανία Αποσταγμάτων - Greek Distillation Company) was founded in 1995, in Mytilene, by the Patrikopoulos brothers. The development of the company is based on the family’s love and experience in the food and beverage industry, whose history begins in Pergamon, Asia Minor, with oriental recipes, flavours and raw materials. Today, the third generation continues dynamically, delicately balancing tradition and modern technology. The distillery employs state-of-the-art copper stills and bottling machines, and houses a well-equipped laboratory as well as the Ouzo Museum. An integral part of the successful development of the company is the experienced staff and network of EVA partners that ensure the optimal production, bottling, storage, distribution and export process certified by the ISO Quality Management System: 22000 and programme HACCP. By constantly building the identity of its products, EVA is a dynamic brand name in the distillation industry and is among the top ten fastest growing in the country. The strong distribution network of EVA consistently supports its products in Greece and in 22 countries around the world. The Mastic Tree: The mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) is an evergreen shrub, of 2-3 metres height. Its life span is more than 100 years. Before the tree carving process, the ground around the trunk needs to be weeded. Cleaning and soil leveling take place so that any mastic tears that may fall on the ground can be easily gathered. Fine white soil, is spread on the ground to create a smooth surface ready for the mastic tears to fall on. The “kentima”, as the carving of small scars on the bark is called, is the most crucial stage in mastic production. It is done with the help of a small sharp metal tool with grooved ends, called kentitiri. Mastic is gathered before the first autumn rain and the cleaning and sorting process begins. It is sieved and diligently cleaned with olive oil soap and rain water. Large and medium sized mastic tears are cleaned one by one with a knife or a needle. Nose - Pine, Eucalyptus, Lavender Aromas reminiscent of pine, eucalyptus, mint, and lavender. Its flavour profile is fresh and herbal. Palate - Mint, Sweet Tea, Cucumber Tastes of cucumber, mint, and sweet tea, feels like you're drinking a spa. Finish - Fruits, Herbs, Spices This mastic spirit liqueur is elegant with a sweet & refreshing aftertaste.