This all-natural cherry liqueur recipe has never been modified from the original 17th century ingredient list and manufacturing process developed by the highly revered Benedictine nun, Reverend Mother Gautron of the Benedictine Abbey of Saumur. Comprised of a blend of hand-picked wild guignes cherries from France and morello cherries from southern England (chosen for their sweet and sour flavors), it is a gentle but sweet cherry liqueur that will make any cocktail blush.
From Distilleria Schiavo in Italy's Veneto region, this stellar orange liqueur begins with an infusion of lemon peel, lime, bergamot, sweet orange,...
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Crafted in the Scandinavian “snaps” tradition known as kryddersnaps or “spice-schnapps”, for this bottling Norden gathered fresh strawberries and z...
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Surprisingly powerful acidity in the initial attack, bringing freshness and vivacity. Aromas evolve during the tasting: from the typical “green” ta...
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History tells us that Roman gladiators flavored their food with fennel, believing it to be a source of strength. Perhaps they were on to something,...
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