Briottet Coquelicot de Nemours
(Poppy) Liqueur

70cl / 18%
Briottet Coquelicot de Nemours (Poppy) Liqueur
Web Exclusive Price £20.95 £17.46 ex VAT (£29.93 per litre)
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High-quality poppy liqueur (no, we didn't know there was such a thing either) from French artisan producer. Apparently, poppy drops are a traditional French sweet invented in the 19th century. And don't pretend you already knew that. Unless you're French.
Country
France
Flavour
Poppy
Colouring
Yes
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Briottet Coquelicot de Nemours
(Poppy) Liqueur Reviews

2 Customer Reviews

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  • Anonymous 8 December 2010

    As for violette, poppy has a taste and a colour and have been used for centuries to make liqueurs for the wise adults and bonbons for good children. And no artificial stuff allowed...(read for ingredients at the bottom of the tag)

  • Larry Dart 6 November 2010

    I thought I would try this as it sounded so unusual and I wasn't sorry. Whilst I am sure it gets its name from its colour rather than flavour (who know waht poppies taste like?), I found it quite delicious. It has a sweet, light, fruity taste and the only thing I can liken it to, is alcoholic Vimto! I love it!