
French Liqueurs
From Voiron and Burgundy come most of our French liqueurs, including Chartreuse.
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Green Chartreuse VEP 1L$525.00 -
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Yellow Chartreuse 750ML$85.00 -
Green Chartreuse 750ML$85.00
French Liqueurs questions
What are French liqueurs?
French liqueurs are sweetened spirits flavored with fruit, herbs, flowers, spices, or nuts. They include herbal alpine styles, fruit crèmes, orange liqueurs, and anise-based bottles. The category spans delicate, low-proof liqueurs and intensely aromatic herbal spirits, making flavor and sweetness more useful guides than country alone.
What does Chartreuse taste like?
Chartreuse is a strongly herbal French liqueur with a dense, sweet, bittersweet character. Its flavor is often perceived as minty, floral, spicy, and resinous, though the exact botanical recipe is secret. Green Chartreuse is generally higher proof and more forceful, while Yellow Chartreuse is softer and sweeter.
What is the difference between crème de cassis and cassis liqueur?
Crème de cassis is a blackcurrant liqueur with a legally defined minimum sugar content in France. The word crème refers to its richness and sweetness, not dairy. Other blackcurrant liqueurs may be less sweet or made elsewhere. Use crème de cassis in a Kir, a Kir Royale, or a small dessert pour.
How do you use French liqueurs in cocktails?
Use French liqueurs as a flavoring component rather than the drink's main base. Herbal bottles add complexity to stirred drinks, fruit liqueurs add sweetness and aroma to sparkling wine or sours, and orange liqueur supports citrus cocktails. Start with a small measure, then adjust the base spirit and acidity to keep the drink balanced.





