Spirits

Shamrock Sour Apple is a delightful and tangy liqueur that stands out with its bright, refreshing flavor and striking green color. The essence of crisp, tart apples is captured in every sip, delivering a zesty punch that is both invigorating and satisfying.

Shamrock Peach Schnapps is recommended to us with a crystal clear look, and aromas of ripe peaches. It remains for several years, the best-selling peach liqueur in the world, selling over 13 million bottles in more than 100 countries since its launch in 1984.

Chambord Black Rasberry is an excellent liqueur produced in the Loire Valley of France. For the record, the Chambord Black Rasberry is said to have been presented to King Louis XIV during one of his visits to the Chateau Chambord in the late 17th century. Back then, only lords could enjoy such a luxurious liqueur, with exotic spices that leaves a warm and velvety aftertaste on the palate.

Sambuca Geometrica is an Italian drink with an anise flavor.

Sambuca Carmela is an Italian drink with anise flavor.

Sambuca Galatti is an anise liqueur made in the classic Italian way. The most common variety is often referred to as white sambuca, to differentiate it from other varieties that are deep blue or bright red. Like other anise liqueurs, the effect is sometimes observed when combined with water.

Angelo Molinari began producing and distributing Sambuca Molinari, a sweet and aromatic liqueur throughout Europe. As the '60s ad used to say, "Molinari is the Only Sambuca!".

Sambuca Molinari Caffe liqueur is a classic version of Sambuca Molinari liqueur, but this time flavored with coffee. It is a special combination and is ideally served with 7 coffee beans, which are the hills of Rome. It is one of the top brands in the world and offers a delicious result that will be unforgettable.

Pisang Ambon is a banana liqueur made in the Netherlands and flavored with herbs. However it gets its name from the Indonesian language. Pisang means banana and Ambon is an island in Indonesia!

Pisang Ambon is a banana liqueur made in the Netherlands and flavored with herbs. However it gets its name from the Indonesian language. Pisang means banana and Ambon is an island in Indonesia.