French Liqueurs

Ricard Pastis is a French anise-flavoured liqueur that is often enjoyed as an after-dinner drink. It is made with a blend of herbs and spices, including anise, liquorice, and fennel. Ricard Pastis has a long history dating back to the 19th century when it was first created by Paul Ricard. Today,

A sweet and spicy liqueur, Chartreuse Yellow is somewhat milder than the Green variant. There's many unique things about this tipple, not least that it's made by Carthusian Monks, who were given the recipe all the way back in 1605. What's more, the flavour and colour are completely natural, derived

St. Germain is a gorgeous French liqueur made from fresh, hand-picked elderflowers and produced using traditional French methods. Try the St. Germain Spritz (40ml St. Germain, 60ml Champagne, 60ml soda water) or sling some in a Gin & Tonic. Delicious!

Benedictine was originally created as an elixir to sustain monks as they worked. D.O.M. stands for "Deo Optimo Maximo" meaning, "To God most good, most great". The recipe for Benedictine is a closely guarded secret, but it is known to contain 27 different herbs and spices. Benedictine is a sw

Cointreau is a 'triple-sec' liqueur made from sweet and bitter orange peels. An essential ingredient in Margaritas, Cosmopolitans, and many a classic cocktail, but very good on its own or over ice too. Cointreau is produced in Angers, France. Cointreau Distillery was founded in 1849 by Edouard Co

The iconic signature expression from Grand Marnier, Cordon Rouge is a superb orange liqueur made with fine Cognac sourced from the region’s various crus, flavoured with the bitter essence of wild oranges. The blend is also matured in large oak vats for six months before it’s bottled, allowing the li

Giffard Créme de Fraise des Bois is a French liqueur flavoured with wild strawberries.

We're sure you can all guess where this Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur from Bordeaux Distilling Co. is made! The coffee is sourced from Brasil, Guatemala, Colombia, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Salvador, and it's all transported to France for roasting and... Well, liqueur makin', y'know. The only ingredients are

This is a dry liqueur in a triple-sec style from acclaimed producer Pierre Ferrand. The liqueur is made from orange peels which give the Curaçao its dominant flavour. A top ingredient in cocktails, our Ben has used it in multiple #MasterofCocktails recipes, including the Cosmopolitan and the Corpse

Chambord is a world-renowned raspberry liqueur which was first produced in the Loire valley in the 1600s. It is made with black raspberries, vanilla from Madagascar and Moroccan citrus peels which are steeped in cognac and sweetened with honey. The striking bottle is design is not based on the Holy

A French star anise and wormwood flavoured liqueur from Distilleries et Domaines de Provence, first produced in 1990. However, it's not just anise and wormwood you'll find in Pastis Henri Bardouin, oh no. It's a blend of 65 different herbs and spices, many of which are secret. Such mystery, so many

A delicious violet liqueur from top French liqueur makers, Giffard. Suitable for use in Aviation Cocktails, along with a good gin, maraschino liqueur and lemon juice.

One of the most well-known liqueurs produced by Gabriel Boudier, their Créme de Cassis de Dijon is a supreme blackcurrant liqueur. Enjoy ice cold, in a cocktail or even with a good, French white wine. Elegance in a glass.

With the delicate, soft flavour of lychees, this great liqueur from Giffard has a fresh, floral aroma and a tropically fruity flavour. Suitable for enjoying over ice or as part of a cocktail that shows off bright fruit flavours - we reckon a lychee mojito ought to be excellent. This should also do v

This in Monin's Crème de Cassis liqueur, made with blackcurrants from Dijon. Of course, this'll be superb splashed in Champagne and sparkling wine, but blackcurrant also works well with herbal, spicy notes - try it with a herbal liqueur or something a little spicy (though probably not something too

Suze is an absolutely wonderful French aperitif, a classic for bartenders looking to bring light, bright and flavoursome helpings of herbaceousness to their cocktails and long drinks. A superb and simple serving suggestion for this stuff is to fill a glass with ice, add tonic water, a good splash of

A sweet, tangy liqueur from Edmond Briottet, packed with pamplemousse notes. Should make for a nice twist on classic margaritas, and will add a zesty spring to mixed drinks in the summer.

Very fresh tasting, utterly delectable Chestnut liqueur from Edmond Briottet. This is made with all natural ingredients, and we love it. Excellent flavour.

Cassissée is a French Créme de Cassis produced by L'Héritier-Guyot, packed to the brim with fresh fruit juiciness and enjoyable aromatic touches.

Despite having the word "China" in its name (twice, no less!), this is a French liqueur, made by Bigallet in the French Alps. Viriana China-China is made with high quality neutral spirit with macerated bitter and sweet orange peels. Added to this is a selection of botanicals, spices and even more ci

A refreshing French Pastis from Jean Boyer, made with a lively selection of herbs and spices resulting in a sweet flavour profile with anise, almond and vanilla notes in spades. Great for long drinks of warm summer afternoons.

A stunning triple sec from top producers, Merlet. This tangy, fruity liqueur is flavoured with bitter and sweet orange peels, and it's great over the festive season, or in a variety of cocktails, like a crisp, tangy Margarita.

A beautifully thick and unctuous liqueur from Merlet, this is flavoured with lovely fresh blackcurrants, and it makes a superb Kir!

Made with the bitter peels of oranges, Giffard's Pacifico Triple Sec offers a fantastically rich and heady flavour.

A variation on the classic Grand Marnier recipe, the Louis Alexandre is made with fine old Cognac and the essence of wild oranges. Not quite as sweet as the original recipe, this leans a little more towards the drier side of things, and works very well in cocktails.