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Giffard
Redfruits taste (raspberries, blackberries, redcurrants) with a fine vanilla touch.
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Giffard
Vanilla flavoured syrup
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Henri de Querville
A rich, perfumed Calvados from Henry de Querville. Made by La Ribaude at the distillerie du Houley in Moyaux. This is aged for at least 2 years before release.
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Iseo
A blue curacao, good for mixing.
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Iseo
An affordable orange-flavoured liqueur. Made in northern Italy from orange peels from Curacao. Great for mixing.
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Jagermeister
A German digestif made with 56 herbs and spices.
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Jawbox
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Kahlua
It's Kahlua. Does one really need to say more? It's a liqueur with honest-to-goodness real coffee in it. A classic and key ingredient in oh so many cocktails.
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Luxardo
A sweet cherry liqueur. A classic for various recipes, most notably Black Forest Gateau, and in fondue.
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Luxardo
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Luxardo
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Luxardo
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Luxardo
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Malibu
Malibu is an Eighties favourite that has stood the test of time, weathered the vagaries of fashion and survived. The benchmark coconut liqueur.
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De Kuyper
A liqueur made from Cognac, mandarins and botanicals.
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Mozart Distillerie
Belgian chocolate, fresh cream and aromatic notes of vanilla and cocoa.
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Mozart Distillerie
A dark chocolate liqueur
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Mozart Distillerie
Aromatic vanilla, caramel, fresh cream and the fruity overtones of white chocolate. Fantastic if you like to stay on first name terms with your dentist.
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Mr Black
Entirely cold extracted at 23 degrees and contains no added flavourings, caramels or vanillas. It’s a coffee liqueur that tastes like speciality coffee. Created by designer Tom Baker and Philip Moore (one of Australia’s highest awarded distillers)
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Passoa
Passoã is a passion fruit liqueur made in France, with passion fruit being the main ingredient. Created in 1986
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Pernod
This aniseed aperitif was invented in France by Jules Pernod as a relacement for the banned absinthe, and quickly became a massive successs in its own right. Serve diluted with ice-cold water.