Historically, the credit for the development of liqueurs goes to the monks of the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, who created various tonics and beverages to promote health by experimenting with combinations of roots and herbs mixed with a spirit base. Many of those products, including Chartreuse & Benedictine, have survived to this day. Read More »
Iconic German bitters, Underberg are made by macerating herbs & roots in alcohol before oak-ageing. Packaged in miniature bottles - the recommended dose after a meal as a digestif. Pack contains 4 x 3 x 2cl.
Sisca is a famous brand of cassis (blackcurrant liqueur) made by top French producers Lejay-Lagoute. Perfect to add to your cava or champagne parties and picnics
A small bottle of Berentzen's surprisingly popular apfelkorn - not often seen in the UK but a big hit with those who have lived in Germany, especially amongst the British armed forces.
Essential kit for bartenders and amateur mixing enthusiasts alike, and a vital ingredient in a string of classic cocktails including Mai Tai, Singapore Sling, Old Fashioned etc
An old fashioned cordial from Phillips. Originally formulated as a medicine it's a secret blend of herbs and spices that was especially popular as a mixer for rum. Thanks to the classic cocktail revival it's on its way back into the limelight.
Not surprisingly given their Peruvian origins, these Chuncho bitters, based on a variety of Amazonian barks and herbs, are proclaimed to be the correct - and indeed only - bitters to use in the preparation of an authentic Pisco Sour.