Colour: shiny and colourless. Scent: very expressive, nicely floral, with warm tones, finely peppered with subtil notes of vanilla. Flavour: full and mellow, with floral notes of aromatic marshmallow and exotic blossoms. Alc./Vol.: 18%

Colour: bright golden yellow. <br>Scent: perfectly ripened fruit, powerful and tangy. <br>Flavour: prolongs the aroma, flavor of ripe and sugary fruit.

Light and pleasantly fresh young Grande Champagne Cognac, with floral notes, vine blossom, lime tree, then some fruity notes, citrus peel. To enjoy at any time of the day, perfect for some cocktails and for cooking.

Tasting Notes: a perfectly delicious Grande Champagne Cognac, vivacious aromas of spring flowers, lilac, jasmine. Then some notes of ripe fruit, banana, melon; dried fruit, raisins, walnut. A long finish with some spicy notes coming through, anise, caraway. Perfect for a party with your friends to go with some exotic and spicy cooking, Provençale, Italian, Chinese, Indian and Mexican cooking.

A beautiful and elegant French sweet raspberry liqueur, Framboise is an addition to many cocktails as well as being lovely with lemonade and a twist of lemon.

Imported from France, Mishka Blue is a new triple distilled premium Vodka with an edge, that delivers a smooth flavour at an exceptional price.

Napoleon 1875 is a lovely, smooth Brandy with gentle fruit flavours and warming finish. One of the timeless classic.

First made in 1805 by Henri-Louis Pernod, it is an unsweetened aniseed flavoured liqueur that is often enjoyed after dinner as a digestive.

Now available in a 1 litre bottle, Hpnotiq is an exotic blend of fruit juice, vodka and cognac. Best served cold, it is a refreshing drink suitable for any occasion. Not only a remarkable drink when served alone, Hpnotiq is the ideal cocktail mixer to a splash of colour and freshness.

First created by Paul Ricard in Marseille, 1932 it has distinct fresh taste of liquorice and subtle Provence herbs. Aged in large barrel in the open air a slight 'sea-side' flavour is imparted by the salt spray that licks the barrels.