Giffard Creme De Cassis D'Anjou 50cl 16%

THE SPIRIT WAREHOUSE LTD

£15

Giffard Crème de Cassis d'Anjou is a premium blackcurrant liqueur from the Loire Valley, crafted with carefully selected cassis berries. This 50cl bottle delivers a rich, fruity character at 16% ABV, perfect for classic cocktails like Kir or enjoyed as an aperitif. Tasting Notes: Deep ruby colour with an intense blackcurrant bouquet. On the palate, expect vibrant berry fruit, subtle spice, and a smooth, balanced finish with natural sweetness. The liqueur's complexity makes it ideal for both sipping and mixing.

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