50cl, 35%
Koskenkorva
Herbal Liqueur from the Finnish folks behind Koskenkorva Vodka. Valhalla has been inspired by the strong, stoic character in Nordic people and even in their plants, which have to withstand dramatic… More info
21 Reviews
70cl, 35%
Patrón
A very good tequila based coffee liqueur from Patrón. This is made and blended entirely within Jalisco, Mexico, the finest tequila region in the country (and, by proxy, the world). This is made with… More info
6 Reviews
70cl, 55%
Chartreuse
The Green version of the superb French Liqueur Chartreuse. How many of you have tried this because it was the only thing knocking about in the back of your parents' drinks cabinet when you were wee?… More info
6 Reviews
70cl, 39%
Branca
An Italian digestivo, Fernet-Branca is was created in 1845. It's made from 27 different herbs and aged in oak for a year. The ingredients include aloes, gentian, rhubarb, cinchona bark and zedoary -… More info
9 Reviews
70cl, 40%
Bénédictine
Really tasty French liqueur, Bénédictine 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… More info
5 Reviews
70cl, 40%
Strega
Strega is a popular Italian digestif. It is made with a variety of herbs and spices (around 70) including mint, fennel and saffron (from which it gets its yellow colour). Spicy and minty, it is a… More info
4 Reviews
50cl, 24%
De Kuyper
A creamy, aromatic mint liqueur from the Dutch company DeKuyper. Use this in Grasshoppers or over ice… More info
70cl, 34%
Sweetdram
Escubac is an impressive, handsomely presented liqueur produced as a collaboration between Sweetdram (a collective of distillers now based in Edinburgh) and Combier (a long-running French distillery… More info
10 Reviews
100cl, 42%
Chartreuse
A 1 litre bottle of Chartreuse V.E.P. Yellow, a refreshing but wonderfully mellow liqueur made with a brilliant selection of herbs and matured for at least 8 years. The "V.E.P." stands for… More info
70cl, 31%
Diego Zamora
A Spanish liqueur made with citrus and vanilla. It is actually made with 43 different ingredients, which is where the name comes from, including Cuarenta Y Tres - which is 43 in Spanish. The history… More info
10 Reviews
70cl, 11%
John D Taylor
A Bajan liqueur, very tasty and a back bar essential for making some great cocktails. Taylor's Velvet Falernum was first created by John D Taylor of Bridgetown in 1890. The liqueur is made with sugar… More info
4 Reviews
70cl, 38%
Luxardo
An aniseed liqueur, a great Italian digestif. This is made from green Sicilian aniseed and Paduan elderberries. Aged in Finnish wood vats. More info
70cl, 40%
Chartreuse
A sweet spicy liqueur, Chartreuse is utterly unusual and utterly beguiling. It offers up a sweet aroma and flavour (milder than the Green variant). More info
1 Review
50cl, 42.3%
Bols
Galliano L'Autentico is an Italian liqueur created in 1896 by Arturo Vaccari of Tuscany. It was named for Giuseppe Galliano, who was an Italian war hero. The liqueur is made with vanilla, citrus,… More info
70cl, 35%
Heinrich
A Kümmel from Hamburg, Helbing claims to be the original caraway liqueur, established 1836 and made to a closely guarded family recipe. More info
1 Review
70cl, 29%
Averna
Amaro Averna is a tonic liqueur created in 19th century Italy and made with 33 herbs including cinnamon and gentian. Very citrussy, this is a lovely quaff! More info
1 Review
70cl, 23%
Montenegro
A classic Italian liqueur made with a wide (though secret) selection of herbs and spices, Amaro Montenegro is bittersweet and makes for a fantastic after-dinner tipple. Originally created in 1885, it… More info
70cl, 32%
Ramazzotti
Ramazzotti, they are one of the oldest manufactures of Amaro in Italy, founded in Milan 1815 by Ausano Ramazzotti. Now part of the Pernod-Ricard stable, they make a wide range of products including… More info
70cl, 35%
Jägermeister
Jägermeister is German for the master of the hunt. The label is part of an old tale of Hubertas, who created the drink. After his wife died he walked to the woods to go hunting and saw a stag with a… More info
9 Reviews
10cl, 69%
Chartreuse
Élixir Végétal de la Grande-Chartreuse was first made by the Chartreuse Monks in 1737 using a wide array of aromatic ingredients. Bottled at 69% ABV, it's a rather robust, powerful liqueur which can… More info
1 Review
70cl, 11%
Barbieri
A classic rhubarb and orange flavoured aperitif from Italy. The original recipe for Aperol dates back to 1919. The drink gained great popularity after the Second World War and is quite similar to… More info
3 Reviews
70cl, 35%
Moose
Moose calls itself The Alpine Spirit, and has been made with all manner of ingredients you'd love to enjoy after a long day exploring the wonderful scenery, including chilli, coffee, maple syrup,… More info
12 Reviews
70cl, 30%
Riga
This contemporary bitter from a classic brand features the original Riga Black Balsam as well as natural Nordic blackcurrant juice. You can enjoy it neat on the rocks, or you could mix it with tonic… More info
75cl, 24%
St. George Spirits
A riff on a traditional Italian Americano liqueur from the St George Spirits folks in sunny California, USA, featuring aromatic, evocative notes inspired by Distiller Lance Winters' experiences… More info
50cl, 31%
Jade
A very unusual and very interesting liqueur from Jade, made in very small batches. They flavour this stuff with Louisiana Perique tobacco - one of the rarest tobaccos in the world. Woody, oaky and… More info