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We have 1,000s of 30ml drams in stock! Taste and explore without buying a whole bottle.
Taste and explore a dram without buying a whole bottle!
A global powerhouse in the vermouth game, along with Italy, France produce some of the finest vermouths of both the white and red persuasion.
Particular favourites include Noilly Prat and Dolin.
FAO: vermouth collectors - this is a rare 1970s edition of Nolly Prat Original Dry, the famous white wine based vermouth. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more… More info
Noilly Prat Rouge is a rich, flavoursome vermouth with vibrant notes of cocoa bean, saffron and clove, as well as all the familiar notes you'll find in regular Noilly Prat. Top class vermouth from… More info
Lillet with a vintage?! Yes indeed, friends! This aperitif is made with a combination of Sauternes wine alongside orange liqueurs, quinine and a few secret ingredients from the French vermouth… More info
A rather decadent variation on the classic Byrrh recipe, based around well-aged wines made with Carignan, Grenache and Macabeu grapes. More info
While most of Lillet's fantastic output is bottled without a vintage, sometimes the top-class French producers produce a stunning vintage and can't help but want to share it with the world. Hence why… More info
As if we needed to be convinced of the medicinal properties of a fine beverage, this bottle of the French aperitif, Dubonnet Rouge from the 1960s, contains not only herbs and spices but also quinine,… More info
A 1970s bottling of Raphael Red (or 'Rouge'), a fantastic wine based aperitif that's flavoured with mistelle as well as cinchona bark. More info
Perfect for cocktails, this rare bottling of Dubonnet Blanc dates from the 1970s. More info
An antique bottle from French vermouth specialists, Noilly Prat, made in the 1960s. Fun fact! T. S. Eliot's cat was called Noilly Prat. Noilly Prat the cat. He was a poet and he didn't know… More info
A favourite with many martini drinkers, this is a bottle of Noilly Prat vermouth from post 1999. It's in fantastic condition and would make a welcome addition to a collection of antique spirits. More info
This is a red vermouth from Noilly Prat (producers of all things vermouth). This bottle was made in the 1970s. Due to the time spent in the bottle and the process of oxidation, this vermouth will… More info
Apparently the Queen's favourite drink, Dubonnet has fallen out of favour somewhat in recent years. This is a bottle from the drink's 1970s heyday, and it's in wonderful condition. More info
A rare old French vermouth bottled in the 1950s. This is a very old edition of Noilly Prat, and is perfect for a really authentic classic cocktail. More info
A very rare bottling of Noilly Prat Bianco Vermouth, bottled in the 1960s. This is a rare collector's piece and due to its age is no longer drinkable. However, it does make for a handsome ornament on… More info
This 'little corporal' vermouth, bottled in the early 1980s, proves good things come in small packages. Made in France for the German market, there isn't actually an abv on the label! More info
An extra dry version of the archetypal French vermouth dating from the 1960s! A collectible piece indeed. More info
A very old bottle of St. Raphael Vermouth from the 1950s. The label has a few bumps and scrapes, but you can clearly see that it was labelled as an "appitizer", which is certainly could be enjoyed… More info
Cor, look at this! A 1950s bottling of Noilly Prat! Very rare and very exciting for the discerning cocktail enthusiast that likes to experiment with antique ingredients. More info
From how it's written, you might think Byrrh to be a rather onomatopoeic name (especially when it's written in block capitals on a bottle label) - but it's actually pronounced "beer". This antique… More info
We think that this bottle of St. Raphael Blanc vermouth was produced all the way back in the 1960s. Sadly, part of the front label has been torn off over the years. The wonderfully retro 'St.… More info
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