75cl, 33.0%
Jacobert
This is a raspberry flavoured liqueur from the Alsace region of France which was produced in the 1960s, great stuff if you require a syrupy Framboise for a cocktail! More info
150cl, 40.0%
Grand Marnier
This bottling of the famous orange liqueur Grand Marnier is from the 1950's no less! This liqueur is obviously collectable but also can be used to add another dimension to a cocktail. More info
70cl, 26.5%
Pernod
This is an antique bottling of Tia Maria, potentially from the 1970's. More info
70cl, 26.5%
Pernod
First formulated in Jamaica after the Second World War, Tia Maria is a classic liqueur that's great mixed with orange juice, coffee or rum. See how it tasted back when Earth Wind and Fire were in… More info
75cl, 0.0%
Louis Max
This blackcurrant liqueur was bottled by Louis Max in Burgundy, France in the 1970s. More info
75cl, 0.0%
Marie Brizard
This is a peppermint liqueur bottled in the 1950's, presented in a delightful water-drop shaped bottle. More info
150cl, 0.0%
Bartissol
A protected designation of aperitif from Bartissol, made with sweet French wine, and various other ingredients. This is best served over ice with a slice of orange or lemon. This is a rare 1950s… More info
50cl, 25.0%
Marie Brizard
A 1960s bottle of French aniseed liqueur from Marie Brizard, bottled for the Italian market. Great in a variety of classic cocktails. More info
100cl, 25.0%
Marie Brizard
Look how ancient this Aniseed liqueur is! It's from the old days of the 1960s, and was produced by top liqueur maestros Marie Brizard. More info
50cl, 25.0%
Marie Brizard
Wonderful Blue Curaçao liqueur from Marie Brizard, this was bottled in a half litre bottle in the 1980s. Great for making those Blue Lagoons and other similarly classy cocktails… More info
100cl, 45.0%
Pernod Ricard
A full litre bottle of the classic Parisian pastis Ricard. This bottle comes from way back when in the early 1980s. We cannot even conceive of a time so long ago, but apparently it happened. This… More info
70cl, 39.0%
Pernod
An old and rare 1970s bottling of the classic aniseed-flavoured liqueur from the renowned company Pernod. More info
50cl, 18.0%
Gabriel Boudier
Released as part of Gabriel Boudier's wonderfully presented Les Paradoxale range, this Peches de Vignes liqueur has a nose and palate packed with vibrant fruit sweetness. Peach Bellinis ahoy! More info
50cl, 16.0%
Vedrenne
An apricot flavoured liqueur from Nuits-Saint-Georges producers, Vedrenne. Enjoyed over ice or in a fruit-filled cocktail, it's a bright, sweet and tasty treat. More info
70cl, 40.0%
Pernod Ricard
The famous French aniseed spirit from Marseilles, this bottle of pastis dates from the early 1980s. It's sealed and very drinkable, although the label is slightly damaged. More info
70cl, 17.5%
Marie Brizard
A crème de cassis from Marie Brizard, this bottle has a slightly damaged label and dates from the 1970s. More info
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70cl, 25.0%
Grand Marnier
A cherry liqueur from Grand Marnier, this actually predated the orange version. This itineration is from the 1960s and comes with a slightly damaged box, but is nonetheless very striking. More info
70cl, 0.0%
Bardinet Distillery
A kummel from Bardinet, a great caraway and cumin liqueur from Holland. This is a 1960s bottle with a stained label, although the cork seems sound. More info
100cl, 25.0%
Marie Brizard
An anisette from Marie Brizard. The bottle dates from the 1970s and it's in good conditon, although the label is coming a bit loose. More info
100cl, 12.0%
Mitra
Ah, the 1950s. When talk was cheap and waistbands approached one's armpits. This mint liqueur, made by Mitra, is a historic cocktail ingredient that hails from the days of the first atomic bomb… More info
70cl, 30.0%
G. Miclo
Lemon liqueur from Gioao Luisa. Similar to lemoncello, this Italian bottle dates from the 1970s. It is boxed and contains a tiny bit of sediment, and some crystalisation is apparent around the cap. More info
70cl, 26.5%
Pernod
A 70s Kahlúa! Make the most authentic white Russians possible with this classic coffee liqueur. More info
70cl, 40.0%
Rémy Cointreau
A bottle of the classic orange liqueur that's at least 35 years old… solve the nagging question that's been keeping you awake at night: "what did Cointreau taste like in the 1970s?" Your torment is… More info
50cl, 22.0%
Marie Brizard
A 50cl bottle of liqueur history here. Chocolately goodness from the 1970s courtesy of Marie Brizard. More info
70cl, 31.5%
Pernod
First formulated in Jamaica after the Second World War, Tia Maria is a classic liqueur that's great mixed with orange juice, coffee or rum. See how it tasted back when Earth Wind and Fire were in… More info