Liqueur de Pamplemousse Edmond Briottet 18% 70cl

Liqueur de Violette liqueur with a beautiful colour and fragrance to enhance your favourite cocktails.

BRIOTTET SAS is a family business founded in 1836. Initially wine merchant, they later contribued to the development of the aperitif " Blanc Cassis ", the production began to include regional liqueurs and in particular CREME DE CASSIS DE DIJO...

Lillet Blanc is a White Vermouth which has a golden colour with candied orange, honey, pine resin, lime and fresh mint aromas. Full and rich on the palate with a lovely, long aftertaste. Always serve well chilled and zest with a slice of orange or lime...

As an antique tradition would have it, a tradition that to this day embraces all the countries of the Mediterranean basin, Italy too has its anise based national liqueur: Sambuca. It is a sweet and strong liqueur, containing essential oils obtained by ...

Mandarine Napoleon is a smooth blend of Sicilian mandarins steeped in fine cognac and french brandies, together with 21 botanicals. A vital cocktail ingredient and distictive after dinner liqueur.

Midori is a melon liqueur, but not just any melon liqueur, it was the first ever to come into this world. It is light and refreshing with a great honeydew melon flavour.

Don't let the word liqueur put you off as it isn't like a traditional ...

St-Germain, a beautifully crafted, French elderflower liqueur made from 100% fresh, handpicked elderflowers from the foothills of the French Alps in the traditional French style - a process which has been used by the finest liqueur-makers for centuries...

Mint was already grown during the Bronze Age. The Menthol content to be found in the leaves and which gives its strong taste is very high in round-leaved mint, wild mint and pennyroyal. Menthe BRIOTTET, prepared from a base of finely sweetened essentia...

It was the Chinese who first imagined cooking roses by making preserved rosebuds. Following the Silk Roads, the rose arrived in Iran (ancient Persia) where delicious rose loukoums were produced, as they are in Turkey. The first cookery theoretician, th...