Weight | 10 lbs |
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Dimensions | 8 × 10 × 12 in |
Alcohol by Volume | 25% alc/vol |
Case | 12 Bottles, 6 Bottles |
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Briottet | Liqueur à la Fleur de Sureau – Elderflower
$52.50
Briottet Liqueur à la Fleur de Sureau, 18% alc/vol – 700ml
Briottet Elderflower Liqueur is made by macerating elderflowers, and then a special secret ingredient is added — a secret flavour supplement which makes this liqueur a fine and complex liqueur.
Tasting
Liqueur à la Fleur de Sureau is served well-chilled as a digestif, or can be served as a perfect addition to a number of cocktails. Slightly herby flavour you’d get from edible flowers, but elderflower’s sweeter than you’d expect — and a little musky. It’s closer to lychee in flavour, and it has a crisp, palate-cleansing finish. … Only it adds a delicate floral flavour, too.Liqueur à la Fleur de Sureau , 18%, Elderflower Liqueur
Briottet Sureau – Elderflower taste so good, it’s easy to ignore elderflowers antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. But saying that a great cocktail or martini is around the corner. A GIMLET.
What is a gimlet, you ask? It’s like a martini, but with lime juice instead of vermouth. An excellent sipper of choice lately, which was inspired by an elderflower martini. It’s made with cucumber-y Hendrick’s gin, Briottet Elderflower liqueur, fresh lime juice and cucumber.