It is due to the centuries-old expertise of the Masters Liquorists and a strict selection of ingredients that Distillerie Massenez offers you the best Creams & Liqueurs since 1870. The creaminess of Creams & Liqueurs Massenez, their balance, and the elegance of their aromas make them the most used creams & liqueurs in the world of the bar. High-end products certainly, but that will make the pleasure of all the palates thanks to an aromatic palette without equal. It is thanks to the centuries-old expertise of the Masters Liquorists and a strict selection of ingredients that Distillerie Massenez offers you the best Creams & Liqueurs since 1870. The creaminess of Creams & Liqueurs Massenez, their balance, and the elegance of their aromas make them the most used creams & liqueurs in the world of the bar. High quality that will make the pleasure of all the palates thanks to an aromatic palette without equal.

Outside of the core range, there’s always something interesting to taste when you visit Chandon de Briailles—be it François de Nicolay’s négoce sans soufre wines, or something like Christian Knott’s skin-fermented La Vie est Belle. Even so, we were a little surprised to be presented with this Burgundian ‘Port’. This is drawn from late picked fruit in the very warm 2013’s harvest—mainly Savigny Lavières—where the fruit was picked extremely late (the end of October), crushed by foot, fermented and then fortified on skins (to 18.5%) using the Domaine’s own Fine de Bourgogne. The wine was then aged for five years in both topped and un-topped barrels before blending and bottling, with no SO2, in 2018. Pousse au Crime means to incite a crime, and this might certainly do that (by encouraging others to have a go at this wine style) as it’s absolutely delicious. The nose is packed with ripe plum, prune, coffee grinds and subtle, varnished oak leading to a silky, luscious, creamy, layered palate with similar notes—but mostly delicious characters of crushed raisins, milk chocolate and a long, warm and spicy close. Like a really, really fine Banyuls. Best served at cellar temperature with coffee and chocolate, but could also work with cheese and richer desserts (or, for the adventurous, a cleverly matched savoury course with the right sauce).

A bittersweet concoction of organic fermented cacao, a selection of earthy roots and a good measure of tangy yet floral lilly pillies. Cacao from the Philippines. Beautiful Australian twist on the liqueur with local roots and lilly pillies. No artificial colours or flavours. Recommended in a Dark Cacao Martini!

Sortilège McIntosh Apple is made from the same authentic ingredients as our original liqueur : Canadian whisky and maple syrup, to which we have added the delicious flavors of our iconic fruit, the beautiful crunchy red apple from here.