Liqueur

Developed by wine merchant Alexandre Le Grand in the 19th century and is flavored with twenty-seven flowers, berries, herbs, roots, and spices. Perfect neat, over ice or in a cocktail.

Often regarded as the finest Orange liqueur, blended from Cognac and Orange Bitters. In addition to being serevd as a digestif it is freqeuntly seen with pancakes (or more accuratley Crepes Suzette)

A great triple sec (orange liqueur) from Edmond Briottet. This Curaçao is made by double distilling sweet and bitter oranges. The result is a fantastically rich, flavoursome liqueur.

An anise-based spirit produced from white Obeïdi grapes and green organic aniseed distilled in a traditional still.

Upfront sweet fennel seed and earthy liquorice. Gentle cracked black pepper spice to follow, then top notes of fresh fennel and fragrant orange blossom.Very full bodied with a lovely creamy texture. Extremely long finish, but with a dryness to it. Lingering herbal complexity, citrus freshness and gentle sweet spice.

Made from cherries, this is a traditional eau de vie from a family firm in the foothills of the Vosges Mountains in Alsace. The spirit is dry and full of character, perfect at the end of a meal and best served from the freezer.

A spirit from Alsace made from distilling pears from Rhone.