Liqueurs Collection
Discover our exceptional range of liqueurs, from indulgent cream liqueurs and vibrant fruit expressions to sophisticated Italian aperitifs and aromatic bitters. Our collection showcases premium liqueurs from renowned producers worldwide, offering outstanding quality at great value prices.
The World of Liqueurs
Liqueurs represent spirits' most diverse and creative category, combining base spirits with sugars, fruits, herbs, spices, cream, or other flavourings to create distinctive beverages. These sweetened spirits range from rich, dessert-like cream liqueurs to bitter, complex aperitifs, serving roles from cocktail ingredients to digestifs and everything between.
Cream Liqueurs
Chocolate Cream Liqueurs – Austria's Mozart distillery produces exceptional chocolate cream liqueurs combining premium spirits with real chocolate and fresh cream. These indulgent liqueurs showcase different chocolate expressions—white chocolate with vanilla, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate—each offering luxurious texture and authentic chocolate flavour.
Mozart liqueurs employ traditional Austrian craftsmanship, using Belgian chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, and fresh Alpine cream. The result is smooth, rich liqueurs perfect for sipping over ice, adding to coffee, or incorporating into dessert cocktails and recipes.
Dairy-Free Alternatives – Modern cream liqueurs include vegan options like Aihiki Coconut Cream Liqueur, combining coconut cream with premium spirits for indulgent, dairy-free alternatives. These liqueurs offer the same luxurious texture as traditional cream liqueurs whilst being suitable for vegan diets.
Italian Aperitifs & Digestifs
Aperol – Italy's iconic orange aperitif, Aperol combines bitter and sweet orange, rhubarb, and herbs, creating the distinctive bittersweet flavour that defines the Aperol Spritz. Produced in Padua since 1919, Aperol's vibrant orange colour and moderate bitterness (11% ABV) make it perfect for pre-dinner cocktails.
The liqueur's balanced bitterness, citrus character, and refreshing profile have made it globally popular, particularly in spritz cocktails combining Aperol, prosecco, and soda water.
Amaro (Bitter Liqueurs) – Italian amari are herbal, bittersweet liqueurs traditionally consumed as digestifs. These complex spirits combine numerous botanicals—herbs, roots, flowers, citrus peels—creating layered flavour profiles that aid digestion.
Amaro Montenegro showcases the category's sophistication, blending 40 botanicals including orange peel, coriander, and marjoram. The liqueur displays bittersweet character with citrus, herbal, and subtle spice notes, perfect for sipping neat or in cocktails like the Negroni.
Amaro Braulio, from the Italian Alps near Bormio, incorporates mountain herbs including gentian, wormwood, and yarrow. The liqueur's pronounced bitterness and herbal complexity reflect its Alpine terroir and traditional production methods.
Cynar – A distinctive Italian aperitif featuring artichoke amongst 13 herbs and plants. Cynar's bittersweet, vegetal character creates unique cocktails and serves as an intriguing digestif.
Select Aperitivo – A Venetian aperitif since 1920, Select combines 30 botanicals creating complex bittersweet character. The liqueur offers an alternative to Aperol and Campari, with distinctive herbal and citrus notes.
Suze – A French gentian-based aperitif with pronounced bitterness and herbal character. Suze's distinctive yellow colour and complex botanical profile make it essential for classic French aperitif cocktails.
Orange Liqueurs
Cointreau – The world's premium triple sec, Cointreau combines sweet and bitter orange peels with neutral spirit, creating a crystal-clear liqueur of remarkable purity and balance. Produced in Angers, France since 1849, Cointreau's precise orange flavour and 40% ABV make it essential for classic cocktails including Margaritas, Cosmopolitans, and Sidecars.
The liqueur's production involves macerating sun-dried orange peels from Haiti, Brazil, and Spain, then distilling to capture pure orange essence without colour or cloudiness.
Fruit Liqueurs
Passionfruit Liqueurs – Tropical fruit liqueurs like Passoã and Chinola capture passionfruit's distinctive tart-sweet character. These vibrant liqueurs add exotic fruit flavour to cocktails, particularly popular in tropical and tiki-style drinks.
Croatian Fruit Liqueurs – Maraska, Croatia's historic distillery, produces traditional fruit liqueurs including Maraschino (cherry), Kruskovac (pear), and Sljivovica (plum brandy). These liqueurs showcase Dalmatian fruit-growing traditions and time-honoured production methods.
Maraschino liqueur, made from Marasca cherries including stones and stems, creates distinctive almond-cherry character essential for classic cocktails like the Aviation and Hemingway Daiquiri.
Anise & Herbal Liqueurs
Sambuca – Italian anise-flavoured liqueur, traditionally clear (white) or black. Opal Nera Black Sambuca combines anise with elderflower and liquorice, creating distinctive dark colour and complex flavour. Sambuca is traditionally served neat with coffee beans or flambéed.
Luxardo Alkermes – A historic Italian liqueur combining cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and vanilla with natural carmine colouring. This aromatic liqueur features in traditional Italian desserts and cocktails.
Bitters & Cocktail Essentials
Angostura Aromatic Bitters – The world's most famous cocktail bitters, Angostura combines gentian and secret botanicals creating the distinctive aromatic profile essential for Old Fashioneds, Manhattans, and countless classic cocktails. Produced in Trinidad since 1824, Angostura's concentrated flavour means a few dashes transform cocktails.
Production Regions
Italy – Italy's liqueur tradition spans centuries, with regional specialities reflecting local botanicals, fruits, and traditions. Northern Italy produces amari from Alpine herbs, whilst southern regions create fruit and nut liqueurs. Italy's Mediterranean climate provides abundant citrus, herbs, and botanicals.
France – French liqueur production emphasises precision and quality, from Cointreau's pure orange essence to Suze's gentian bitterness. France's diverse terroir supports varied botanical cultivation.
Austria – Austrian cream liqueur production combines Alpine dairy traditions with chocolate craftsmanship, creating indulgent, high-quality cream liqueurs.
Croatia – Dalmatian coast's fruit-growing traditions and distilling heritage produce distinctive fruit liqueurs and brandies.
Serving & Cocktails
Liqueurs serve diverse roles:
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Aperitifs – Aperol, Cynar, and Suze stimulate appetite before meals, served with soda or in spritz cocktails
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Digestifs – Amari aid digestion after meals, served neat or over ice
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Cocktail ingredients – Orange liqueurs, fruit liqueurs, and bitters are essential for classic and contemporary cocktails
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Dessert accompaniments – Cream liqueurs complement desserts or serve as dessert themselves
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Coffee additions – Cream and chocolate liqueurs enhance coffee drinks
Serve aperitifs chilled or over ice, digestifs at room temperature, and cream liqueurs chilled or over ice.
Explore our liqueurs collection and discover these versatile, flavourful spirits at great value prices.
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