Liqueur

Goldschlager Cinnamon is produced in Switzerland but comes from Italy. A few years after its introduction as a beverage, the amount of gold had to be reduced due to people with allergic reactions to it. This liqueur got its name from the German word meaning "gold beater".

Glayva Liqueur was first created in 1947 by Ronald Morrison, a wine and whiskey merchant. It is pronounced "glay-va" and means "very good", the rumors said to be a spontaneous comment by liqueur testers.

Glayva Liqueur was first created in 1947 by Ronald Morrison, a wine and whiskey merchant. It is pronounced "glay-va" and means "very good", the rumors said to be a spontaneous comment by liqueur testers.

More than 200 years have passed since Get X Cold arrived in our glass for the first time. After two centuries of existence it still remains fresh.

Get 27 mint liqueur was created by Jean and Pierre Get in 1796. It has been produced since 1995 in Beaucaire in southern France but has also been produced in Gimenos. Get 27 is one of the most important creme de menthe in France.

Gammel Dansk was first released in 1964 and is especially familiar to Danes, who used to consume it mainly on holidays, although they often combine it with their breakfast.

Galliano Aperitivo is an aperitif that comes to us from Turin, Italy and is based on Galliano Authentico.

Galliano L'Authentico was introduced in 1896 by Arturo Vaccari in Livorno of Italy and tt was named after Maggiore Galliano, a well-known hero of the war in Italy.

Galliano Vanilla is a smooth liqueur with a strong vanilla flavor from start to finish. It is a delicious and sweet liqueur that you can enjoy plain, with ice or in a cocktail.

Galliano Ristretto Espresso comes directly from Italy. It is a liqueur which is not a simple coffee liqueur. It combines the art of the Italians to make the perfect espresso with the knowledge and long history of Galliano.

Galliano Vanilla is a smooth liqueur with a strong vanilla flavor from start to finish. It is a delicious and sweet liqueur that you can enjoy plain, with ice or in a cocktail.

The Jagermeister was created in 1934 by Wilhem Curt Mast, in Germany and its name means "master" of hunters. The story wants Jaegermeister's creator, throwing several bottles on the floor until he finds the one that will break the hardest, thus ending up in this square bottle. Its symbol has changed several times since its first release until today, always retaining its basic elements, the deer, the cross and the famous poem, which is a tribute to "hunting responsibility".

The Jagermeister was created in 1934 by Wilhem Curt Mast, in Germany and its name means "master" of hunters. The story wants Jaegermeister's creator, throwing several bottles on the floor until he finds the one that will break the hardest, thus ending up in this square bottle. Its symbol has changed several times since its first release until today, always retaining its basic elements, the deer, the cross and the famous poem, which is a tribute to "hunting responsibility".

Wolf's Likor is made at the Slaur distillery, which was created in 1972 and today is probably the first to make soft drink and syrup in France. It is known for its excellent value for money and original labels.

Wenneker Melon liqueur comes from the Netherlands and the Wenneker house. A house with a history from 1693 that surely knows how to create a liqueur. Green color, impressive, which will challenge you to taste it.

Wenneker Vanilla is the beloved liqueur of bartenders. With its know-how and tradition, Wenneker, continues from 1693 until today to give us incredible tastes.

Advocaat Eierlikor is a variation of the well-known Dutch liqueur. It comes to us from Germany and impressed us with its excellent texture and taste, since we did not see much difference with the original recipe of Advocaat. It is produced with egg yolks, sugar, vanilla and brandy, although the original recipe is made either with brandy or with pure distillate.

Amarula Vanilla Spice Cream is the new high quality cream liqueur, made from unique African ingredients.

Amarula Wild Fruit Cream is a fruit liqueur. Amarula fruit can not be grown, which makes each Amarula product very special.

Amaro Montenegro was created by the young but genius Stanislao Cobianchi. Amaro Montenegro is an authentic italian liqueur, known in Italy and several other countries, as it is considered one of the secrets of bartenders, for their special cocktails. The recipe of Amaro Montenegro remains a secret since 1885, when it was first prepared. It consists of a range of spices and herbs, but no one knows which they are.

Amaro Montenegro was created by the young but genius Stanislao Cobianchi. Amaro Montenegro is an authentic italian liqueur, known in Italy and several other countries, as it is considered one of the secrets of bartenders, for their special cocktails. The recipe of Amaro Montenegro remains a secret since 1885, when it was first prepared. It consists of a range of spices and herbs, but no one knows which they are.

Amaretto il Nostro Dolce liqueur is produced in Venice, Italy and is based on apricots or almonds, or sometimes both. The name Amaretto il Nostro Dolce comes from the Italian word "amaro" which means "bitter", denoting the characteristic taste of bitter almond. However, the bitterness is not unpleasant and the taste is enhanced by sweeteners and sometimes sweet almonds. The name of the liqueur can be said to describe the taste as "a little bitter".

Averna Amaro was created in 1868 for Salvatore Averna, by the monks of San Spirito Abbey in Caltanissetta and is the first officially recognized, drink of Sicily. Averna Amaro secret recipe has been passed down from generation to generation, while each of its production phases is strictly controlled in order to guarantee the authenticity of the ingredients and the high quality of the product. It is still produced in Sicily today with the same procedures and of course the same secret recipe.

Averna Amaro was created in 1868 for Salvatore Averna, by the monks of San Spirito Abbey in Caltanissetta and is the first officially recognized, drink of Sicily. Averna Amaro secret recipe has been passed down from generation to generation, while each of its production phases is strictly controlled in order to guarantee the authenticity of the ingredients and the high quality of the product. It is still produced in Sicily today with the same procedures and of course the same secret recipe.

The real name of this Spanish liqueur is "Cuarenta Y Tres", however it is widely known as "Licor 43". Licor 43 is a liqueur with a harmonious taste profile which composes 43 ingredients. It comes from a secret recipe of the Zamora family of Spain which has existed for 70 years.

Amaretto Disaronno is a much-loved Italian liqueur, with the original recipe dating back to 1525. It is ideally consumed with ice, freshly squeezed lemon juice or in one of your favorite cocktails. Amaretto Disaronno became famous for its almond liqueurs, becoming their typical representative, still having the most sales in Italy.

Amaretto Disaronno is a much-loved Italian liqueur, with the original recipe dating back to 1525. It is ideally consumed with ice, freshly squeezed lemon juice or in one of your favorite cocktails. Amaretto Disaronno became famous for its almond liqueurs, becoming their typical representative, still having the most sales in Italy.

Cointreau has a beautiful orange flavor that awakens the senses of the palate. Cointreau's beautiful orange flavor is due to the bitter Caribbean variety Bigarade, the sweet Comuna, Cadanera, Salustiana from Spain and the rich aromatic Pera essential oils from Brazil.

Aftershock Blue comes from Canada, from producer Jim Beam. This is a liqueur that awakens our senses, with a shocking mint taste and citrus aroma that will definitely be unforgettable after the first sip.

With place of origin Canada, the producer, Jim Beam continues to offer us enjoyable Liqueurs that remain unforgettable such as Aftershock Silver in combination with the rest of its label, Red, Blue, Green and Black.