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The Barker Company Espresso Martini is a symphony of flavors, neither too sweet nor too bitter, crowned with a head so perfect, it makes even the most discerning connoisseur weak at the knees.
Anis del Mono Anisette Dulce Liqueur is a sweet Spanish liqueur, made from the natural grain of aniseed and other aromatic plants are distilled in copper stills to obtain the essential oils, together with cane sugar, distilled water and top quality neutral alcohol that compose the anise.
The perfect marriage of fresh, premium Irish dairy cream, the finest spirits, aged Irish whiskey and a unique chocolate blend. Baileys is produced using the best quality ingredients: fresh Irish dairy cream, Irish whiskey and natural flavors.
The finest Irish whiskey blended with a smooth, rich cream and luscious chocolate for a delicious tasting Irish Whiskey Liqueur. Luscious milk chocolate and vibrant vanilla underpinned by smooth, rich Irish Whiskey and finishing with hints of delicate spice.
The selection of cherries and their blending is the secret of the delicate aroma and roundness of Joseph Cartron Crème de Cerise. Two carefully chosen varieties enter its composition: the Burlat black cherry brings body, roundness and structure while the Montmorency sour cherry gives all its liveliness, its delicious acidity and its length in the mouth to this cherry cream.
Fontbonne has been produced in France’s Burgundy region since 1874, a Dijonaisse delicacy that dates back 150 years. Maison Fontbonne, the sole producer, distills 26 plants, roots and spices in Dijon to create this unique liqueur whose production process has remained a secret since its inception.
Joseph Cartron uses peaches grown on the slopes of the Hautes Côtes de Bourgogne and macerates them for 10 to 12 weeks, to allow all of the desired aromas from the fruits to be extracted, resulting in a gorgeous Crème De Pêche De Vigne.
Elderflower liqueur made in Nuits-Saint-Georges in Burgundy, France, by Joseph Cartron. Elderflower blossoms sourced from Austria and Hungary are steeped in water; sugar is added to the mixture before it is heated to encourage evaporation and create an aromatic concentrate.
The nose presents a fresh, green aroma with hints of vanilla and coconut. Buttery notes bring to mind warm shortbread cookies, while subtle grassy undertones are complemented by a touch of almond.