The king’s ginger liqueur is a high-strength aromatic drink which is produced through the careful maceration of ginger root and the addition of warm and aromatic lemon oil. The flavour is rich and intensely spiced with ginger and a golden syrup-like thickness. The bite of ginger and tartness of the lemon make this a drink which hits the palate with a bang but soon mellows and becomes extremely satisfying.

Briottet crème de cacao dark is a brooding and bitter offering which brings out all the finest notes of natural cacao. By steeping the cocoa beans in alcohol and sweetening them, there is a welcome touch of delicate sweetness too. A true lifetime partner for your favourite coffee and also wonderful when poured over tiramisu and other indulgent desserts. A wonderful choice to pep up a creamy cocktail too, Briottet crème de cacao dark is truly versatile.

Ricard pastis is a uniquely produced aperitif which brings together three separate ingredients blended perfectly together with neutral alcohol and caramel to create a rich, intense flavour. Liquorice root, green anise and fennel are the three ingredients which deliver the traditional and complex flavours of Ricard. There’s a grassy edge to this pastis which helps it stand out from the crowd and it also has a minty citrus freshness which balances against the warm, liquorice tones.

A famous and award-winning Spanish liqueur, Licor 43, as the name suggests, brings together 43 different ingredients. citrus takes the main stage but the flavour is enhanced with a wide range of additional ingredients, including a wide range of aromatic herbs and spices. The secret formula behind Licor 43 can be traced back thousands of years and there’s a good reason for this, it’s just drinkable. The citrus notes lead into warmer butterscotch vanilla which will certainly have you reaching for a second glass.

The pulp of fresh bananas is macerated in alcohol in this Briottet banana liqueur, creating a creamy and indulgent drink which you can enjoy at your pleasure. The bananas are fresh from Costa Rica and make a wonderful digestif or combined with other ingredients to create a vibrant creamy cocktail. The strength of the banana flavour compliments many exotic mixtures from a Caribbean cocktail to a truly tempting banana daiquiri.

The deep south is calling you with their signature drink. vibrant, warm and completely epitomising its home town, southern comfort is the fine blended spirit which works wonderfully in many cocktails or simply with ice. Smoothening out Kentucky and Tennessee whiskies, the story goes that New Orleans bartender Martin Wilkes heron came up with southern comfort as a smooth alternative. A Mardi Gras essential its flavour includes welcome notes of cinnamon, smooth vanilla, cherry and natural honey. The combination is a huge hit and a versatile addition to your drinks collection.

One of the most famous triple sec style liqueurs around Cointreau is the first choice ingredient for many citrus cocktails and the recipe has been perfected to the point where it’s simply a must-buy for many. On the nose is fresh and tangy, orange oils coming through thick and fast and unlike other bitter-led triple sec style liqueurs Cointreau is intensely sweet leading into a dry finish. Nutmeg and lemon come through in the finish too.

Poppy is a traditional confection in French Cuisine, Briottet Coquelicot is a rich fruity Liqueur ideal for a modern twist on a cocktail classic.

Maison Briottet maintains a very high level of quality. It is the selection of the ripest fruit from the most suitable cultivars that provides for the finest flavours; therefore contracting the right growers to produce the correct fruit is the first step on the ladder. Subsequently, properly observed maceration with very pure neutral alcohol, and blending with the correct proportion of sugars to achieve the balance between fruit flavour, sweetness, acidity and alcohol create these excellent crèmes and liqueurs. Briottet Liqueur de Mangue is made by macerating the sweet flesh of the mango in alcohol prior to sweetening with sugar to make the final mango liqueur.

Briottet’s range of exceptional liqueurs includes a combination of sweet fruit and indulgent creams. This apricot cream liqueur uses the delicate Bergeron apricot from the Rhone valley in France and they’re combined with fine neutral alcohol and water. Velvety in the mouth with the essence of both the fresh apricot and the earthiness of its stone, Briottet’s apricot liqueur is a wonderful addition to your after-dinner coffee or on its own with dessert.

The classic almond liqueur from the famed Italian producers Luxardo. Luxardo amaretto is elegant and refined, presenting in attractive packaging and can be drunk in a wide range of different ways. bright amber pours from the bottle and delivers a nose fresh in sweet almonds and vanilla. The flavour too is satisfying sweet with just a little heat and a rounded finish which delivers real class. Sip slowly after dinner, pop into your next champagne or combine in any number of classic cocktails.

If you’re feeling hot and want to test the fire in your belly then this is a drink for you. Fireball whisky liqueur is made from Canadian whiskies and natural cinnamon. The two combined provide a white-hot heat which is rich in sweet cinnamon, red hot sugary flavours which are enjoyable as well as responsible for the burn that hits the back of your throat. A popular shooter but also a guaranteed way to add pep to a cocktail.

The fantastic Luxardo team are back again with a faultlessly crafted limoncello. An infusion of lemon peels steeped in alcohol delivers the fresh biting flavour of limoncello and Luxardo has perfected the art of producing drinks that work. Bright yellow hues are home to the punchy fragrance of freshly cut lemons and the taste is rounded and harmonious, with a sharp freshness on the palate, just like the nose. Enjoy with dessert or just afterwards.

The pure essence of the exotic lychee is captured in this Asian-inspired liqueur. The sweet and exotic lychee fruit comes through lightly in this popular liqueur and it’s a wonderful choice for adding to champagne, sparkling wines or sparkling soft drink/mixers. The legend of emperor ming of the tang dynasty gives the lychee a special place in the heart of china but Kwai Feh is now enjoyed around the world.

Limoncello Evangelista is produced in Abruzzo and uses the freshest lemons to deliver a refreshingly bright and zesty vibrant flavour. Evangelista has been producing limoncello since the early 20th century and you can be sure you won’t be disappointed by the result. Traditionally served as a chilled digestif, Limoncello Evangelista will take you to Italy with each sip. Whether you do choose to drink it traditionally or enjoy it alongside other drinks, Limoncello Evangelista is a great drink.

Pernod was created to sate the appetite of the french for aniseed. without the inclusion of notorious wormwood, Pernod could be enjoyed once absinthe was banned and its strong and distinct flavour ensures it’s still enjoyed today. Turning cloudy when water is added to improve the taste, Pernod is rich with aniseed, rooty liquorice and fennel working in perfect harmony. The herbal complexity of each drink makes it even more enjoyable and helps temper the intensity of the liquorice.

Wild peaches are small and grow in the middle of the vineyards in the area around Cognac. Their taste is strong and concentrated. This gives the crème de Peche de Vigne all its flavour and specific fresh and sunny taste.

The classic flavour of blue curacao is perfectly captured in this Briottet offering. Briottet blue curacao offers 25% proof and a delicate distillation of that familiar bitter orange zest the blue curacao is known for. Alongside those bright blue hues you’ll enjoy the citrus sharpness and an underlying aromatic flavour from the herbal ingredients popped in. You need this liqueur for the perfect blue lagoon and for many other citrus-inspired cocktails with a twist.

The fresh flavour of the melon is delicate and fragrant and difficult to capture perfectly in a drink, although Briottet does a wonderful job of it. Briottet’s melon liqueur is wonderfully fresh and accompanied by a warm herbaceous depth which makes it even more drinkable. The refreshing nature of this drink makes it a wonderful choice for simply pouring over crushed ice or to pep up sparkling wine.

The sweet flavour of milk chocolate is even better when enjoyed in liqueur form. Briottet doesn’t disappoint with their sweet crème de cacao blanc which is rich in dairy chocolate warmth. The flavour is a delicate mixture of dairy chocolate and bitter cacao and even notes of vanilla-rich white chocolate. Faint spice ensures it’s not sickly and it’s a wonderful addition to your evening coffee or sipping before settling in for the night.

The world’s first bottled Ouzo, Ouzo 12 offers up the taste of Greece. Crystal clear until you add water when it turns milky-white, Ouzo has the distinct fresh flavour of fennel, liquorice on the nose and subtle spices underneath. On tasting the strength of liquorice is released and the fresh fennel notes come through strongly with a welcome hint of sugar at the end. The long finish is intense with liquorice and it’s a flavour which you won’t forget in a hurry.

The natural flavour of figs is distinctive and though not as common as other fruit liqueurs, Briottet figue cream is an exceptional example of the wonderful fig flavour done well. Fresh fig juice is used to create this delicately flavoured liqueur which allows the finesse of the fig to come into centre stage. It’s best enjoyed on its own, over ice or popped into sparkling white wine for something a bit special.

It may sound like a bit of a mouthful but Briottet liqueur de Pamplemousse Rose is simply an exception pink grapefruit offering which is as delicate as it is elegant. This floral pink grapefruit liqueur benefits from both the acidic and sweet characteristics of the fruit, with a flavour which is round and smooth, refreshing until the last sip and vibrant throughout. Pop it in champagne for a real celebration.

It’s hard to believe but Disaronno amaretto does not contain any nuts, simply their enticing flavour. Reminiscent of amaretti biscuits and the world’s favourite Italian liqueur, almond aromas are deep, intense and deliver a flavour which is popular around the world. Combining natural herbs and fruit steeped in apricot kernel oil, Disaronno Amaretto has a heady and floral scent which follows through to its flavour. With a history dating back over half a millennium, Disaronno Amaretto is a flavour which has always been loved.

The four generations of the Giffard liqueur production company have always dedicated time and care to the production of their quality offerings, and this includes their classic Poire William liqueur. Fresh with the ripeness of Williams pears the flavour is rich and reminiscent of grappa, with the flavours of both the pear skin and flesh blending in harmony. Blossom, honey and a little alcohol heat support the dominant fresh pear flavour.

Is there anything more quintessentially English than a pink rose? Briottet liqueur de rose is made from a distillation of rose petals and white sugar, delivering a delicate yet aromatic flavour which blends beautifully in a range of ways. Whether you enjoy it over crushed ice, on its own or as an extra special twist on your favourite sparkling wine, Briottet rose liqueur is also wonderful for an indulgent dessert, popping into ice cream or poured over pastry.

A bottle of crème de cacao, made with distilled cocoa beans, from famous french liqueur producer Giffard – a family run company from the Loire valley in France.

The 'Crème de Poire Williams' has a beautiful golden colour identical to the pear's golden colour obtained in the sun just before the fruit is picked, perfectly ripe.

Peach is a flavour we know and love when it comes to after-dinner drinks but rather than your classic schnapps why not consider the sweet indulgence offered by Briottet’s peach cream liqueur? it’s one of those drinks cupboard must-haves which blends beautifully with so many different flavours. It makes an exceptional aperitif with dry white wine or straight with a little crushed ice to further enhance its flavour.