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 sweet and aromatic liqueur that is perfect for sipping on its own or using in cocktails.
Benedictine's flavour is very pungent, with spices and herbs. Rich and flavoursome. Dom Benedictine is a herbal, spicy concoction…
Love this, it brings back so many memories. I like it as it is, such a lovely warming drink. Hard to buy here.
Sweetener Everything tastes like f###ing sweetener Ok chill bottle a little shot after dinner nice.
It is a wonderful product which I rate equally with Drambuie. I lived in France for nearly fifteen years and regularly bought a bottle or two. But sometimes it was difficult to get hold of. The surprising thing I learned was that very few French people drank it or even had heard of it.Last November I traveled to France to stock up on Bordeaux red and also bought seven bottles of Benedictine as their price iis more advantageous
Very good liqueur but very very expensive here!!!!
A real classic.
