All Liqueurs

Hundreds of recipes involving Galliano are used worldwide. Galliano is an ideal "marrying" ingredient. It adds no intrusive flavour, but serves to deepen and give character to other ingredients, both ordinary and exotic. It is used both as a digestif and as an ingredient for cocktails, most notably the Harvey Wallbanger. Among its approximately 30 herbal ingredients are star anise, Mediterranean anise, ginger, and citrus and vanilla.Galliano is sweet and has a complex, vanilla-anise flavour with subtle citrus and woodsy herbal under notes.The vanilla top note differentiates Galliano from other anise-flavored liqueurs such as Sambuca, Pernod, or Anisette.source: wikipedia.org

A blend of Jack Daniel?s Tennessee Whiskey and a unique honey liqueur of our own making, for a taste that?s one-of-a-kind and unmistakably Jack. With hints of honey and a finish that?s naturally smooth, Jack Daniel?s Tennessee Honey offers a taste of the unexpected.

Warm and richly spiced, Rubis infuses premium organic Hawke?s Bay wine with handpicked roots, fruits, flowers and herbs. Deep, complex and perfectly bittersweet, displaying flavours of ripe red berries, bitter orange, clove, anise and savoury herb notes.

Serve on ice with a wedge of orange or simply with a dash of soda. Highly versatile, Rubis can be enjoyed in your favourite cocktails.

Baileys Espresso Cream is a delicious combination that was meant to be. Real Colombian coffee and other natural flavours meet yummy Baileys Original Irish Cream for a big bold hit of wonderful. Perfect for when you need to concentrate on the important things in life: coffee, chocolate and creamy Baileys. Enjoy neat, in one of our indulgent coffee cocktail recipes, or splash into coffee and hot drinks for an extra shot of wow.

A blackberry liqueur from Briottet, made from black, fleshy, ripe berries with a sweet taste balanced by juicy sharp freshness. 

Known by the Ancient Greeks and the Romans, the blackberry was not discovered in Europe until the 19th century. Picked when they are ripe, the fruit is black, fleshy, shiny, very juicy and a little sharp. 

"A family recipe since 1926" 

Like being smacked in the face with a log of soft-eating liquorice. This little green fairy packs a PUNCH!

There are several different ways to drink this spirit: one of which is to drink it straight. Only absinthes of the very highest calibre taste good straight and we?re proud to boast that the No8 Absinthe tastes great even at these rocket fuel-levels.

Not everyone is prepared to wrestle the green fairy at full strength and many a bar will burn absinthe-soaked sugar until it caramelises and then add it, still burning, to the rest of the measure. The flames can be put out by adding cold water, which will bring the absinthe roughly to a reasonable 38% ABV to be savoured, preferably in a crystal glass. 

An intriguing and perfectly balanced blend of spices enhances the full bodied, malty character that New Zealand native Rewarewa honey is known for. A truly heavenly combination. 

Briottet's melon liqueur is obtained by macerating melons in a mix of water and alcohol for more than two months. The infusion which results from that process is herbaceous and very fruity.

Beautiful blend of macerated green and red rhubarb gives Briottet?s rhubarb liqueur its unique taste and its slightly pink colour. A powerful and generous nose, a round palate with a hint of acidity, and a charming finish.

Made from star anise and liquorice, Ricard differs from other anise drinks in its smooth taste, its subtle flavour of herbs of Provence and a production technique that has been kept secret since 1932.source: pernod-ricard.com

Rose Rabbit Orange Liqueur- New Zealand oranges soaked in our own rich single malt spirit and then naturally sweetened. Fresh orange zest dominates the nose. Lingering sweetness.

44.8% ABV.

"Manzana verde" means green apple in Spanish. This digestive liqueur brings out the sweetness and strength of the wild apples picked in the Basque mountains. Manzana is characterised by its freshness and its length on the palate. Best served chilled, pure, on ice, or in cocktails

Wild strawberries are extremely delicate and should be handled with great care. Picked by the Romans for its therapeutic virtues, wild strawberries spread through Europe during the 17th century. Creme á la Fraise des Bois is produced according to the traditional maceration process, followed by a harmonious blend of different varieties which result in a powerful and refined flavour.