France Herbal liqueur

“Chartreuse VEP, what else ?. . .”read

“Alcohol: 45 Country: France Contents: 0, 7 l The liquor products do not contain any chemical additives; the same color comes from the plants that make them. The 130 herbs present in the recipe are macerated in a high-quality alcohol, and then distilled. After this process is added distilled honey...”read

“Génépi is actually a generic term for a group of plants that grow in the mountains regions like the Chartreuse, the region that shares its name with the Carthusian order. It is a tradition of the mountain people to produce liquor of the same name as the region, where each product is valued and...”read

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“Specifically, the wormwood of around Pontarlier grows gives the produced for a short time Liqueur d'Absinthe de Pontarlier an incomparably intense floral aroma. In the 19th century, the combination of this wormwood with Andalusian grnen anise was known as very harmonious and is delicious. With...”read

“Great alternative to sugar in your absinthe.”read

“Interesting liqueur from the Deniset Klainguer distillery produced following traditional familial recipes.  Delicate, sublty parfumed absinthe liqueur. ”read

“The “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” label is awarded by the French government and recognises the exceptional quality, traditional authenticity and regional rooting of the products of the Liquoristerie de Provence. This fig-flavoured liqueur possesses a very fine taste. It is obtained from dried...”read

“Francois Guy, the producer of Sapont, combines tradition and the modern age with this unique liqueur – his ancestors would be honoured. A cocktail with the same name, made from sapin liqueur and Pontarlier Anis, inspired Francois Guy to produce the Sapont. This liqueur contains Pontarlier Anis à...”read