£39.01
Bénédictine is a celebrated French liqueur renowned for its unique recipe combining 27 herbs and spices. Distilled since 1510, it offers rich aromas of coffee liqueur, fudge, vanilla, saffron, and gingerbread. It is ideal as a digestif or mixed in cocktails such as the Singapore Sling.
- Contains 27 herbs and spices sourced from around the world for a complex flavour profile.
- Ideal as a digestif or mixed in cocktails such as the Singapore Sling.
- Produced using original copper pot stills aged in oak barrels for over one year.
- Serving suggestions include neat, on the rocks, or with sparkling wine and lemon twist.
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Description
xNet Content: 50 Centilitres
Tasting Notes: Bénédictine has a distinctive aroma of spices and citrus with a touch of honey. It is rich, full and with an intense flavour, balanced with sweetness. Delivering a warming aftertaste with notes of a coffee liqueur it combines the flavours of mocha coffee, fudge and vanilla through a zesty saffron and gingerbread finish.
Alcohol By Volume: 40. Units: 20.
| Typical Values Per 100ml |
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| Energy (kJ) 1483 kJ |
| Energy (kcal) 354 kcal |
| Fat 0 g |
| Carbohydrates 33 g |
| Sugar 33 g |
Features: Bénédictine is a truly extraordinary elixir, made from a secret recipe that is said to date back to 1510, originating with the benedictine monks of the Abbey of Fécamp, in Normandy, France. Produced using a unique blend of 27 herbs and spices, the crafting still takes place at Le Palais Bénédictine which also serves as a museum and art gallery. The careful and complex production process uses precious, original copper pot stills, large oak barrels for ageing, followed by blending the batches with honey and saffron, and ageing again.
Storage Type: Ambient. Country of Origin: France. Manufacturer: Bacardi-Martini Ltd, 12 Francis Street, London SW1P 1QN.
