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Subtle blend of apple juice and Calvados, slowly aged in oak barrels, for a minimum of 5 years.
Alcoholic drink made from bitter orange and gentian. Mix your own cocktail: Spritz Meyer's, Cremant and mineral water!
Artisanal blackberry liqueur made from wild fruit. Intense aroma, smooth texture, fruity finish. Perfect neat, in cocktails or desserts.
Crystal-clear, white spiced rum
Special combination of cognac and oat milk: notes of speculoos, oats, and cognac.
The ocean breeze in a bottle: an authentic gin from the Atlantic coast.
Artisanal chestnut liqueur from Ardèche. Roasted aromas and smooth texture. Perfect neat, in cocktails or desserts for a gourmet touch.
Artisanal liqueur made from vineyard peaches. Intense aroma, smooth texture, fruity finish. Perfect neat, in cocktails, or with dessert.
A superb whisky! Confirmation is provided by its score of 88.5/100 in Jim Murray's "Whisky Bible".
Intense, fruity nose, well-balanced on the palate, with fine notes of wood that are more pronounced in the Vieille Réserve.
After aging 3 years in oak barrels, this Calvados offers all the vigor and...
The Quetsch (prune plum) brandy, which is one of the most ancient brandy tradition in Alsace has very delicate aromas.
Fruity, slightly oaky, with notes of vanilla and spices, this Calvados aged in oak barrels for 10 years offers supreme power and elegance. You have guaranteed...
The Williams Pear is one of the most widely spread pear varieties. The Williams Pear brandy is characterized by its fruity taste and its floral aroma.
The Williams Pear is one of the most widely spread pear varieties. The Williams Pear brandy is characterized by its fruity taste and its floral aroma.
Subtle aromatics with jasmine and violet; on the palate, stewed prune, honey, and Russian leather.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac made from the typically fruity Colombard grape; tobacco and toffee on the palate.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac made from the Montils grape variety; soft, long, buttery notes, dried plum.
Rarity from the Atlantic Coast: Cognac from Folle Blanche; Orange and Marmalade on the Palate
A floral nose, a fruity and chiseled mouth, a light tannin and a heightened warmth. Spices, rancio, cinnamon and black pepper.