A smooth, indulgent cream liquor, Coast Road Creamery Chocolate is best served straight over ice, or enjoyed with your favourite after dinner treat.

A smooth, indulgent cream liquor, Coast Road Creamery is best served straight over ice, or enjoyed with your favourite after dinner treat.

Cointreau is crafted through the distillation of all-natural sweet and bitter orange peels, resulting in a crystal clear liqueur that strikes the perfect balance between sweetness and freshness. Rich and strong orange flavour with fruity, floral and herbaceous notes.

Cointreau is crafted through the distillation of all-natural sweet and bitter orange peels, resulting in a crystal clear liqueur that strikes the perfect balance between sweetness and freshness. Rich and strong orange flavour with fruity, floral and herbaceous notes.

A creamy yellow liqueur made from a rich blend of eggyolks, sugar, brandy and a touch of vanilla.

De Kuyper Blue Curacao Liqueur is made from the Lahara fruit, famous for its distinctive flavour. Vibrant blue in colour, flavours of oranges, lemon and curacao fruit are blended to compose this extremely versatile liqueur, making it the perfect addition to many cocktails.

Extract from dark red cherries, subtly enhanced with exotic spices, blended with fine Brandy.

Carefully distilled spirits are combined with an extract of cacao beans from Africa and vanilla from Madagascar to compose this traditional sweet-chocolate liqueur. De Kuyper Crème de Cacao is intense and sweet in a Chocolate Martini.

De Kuyper originated in 1695 in Rotterdam, Netherlands and has developed over three centuries into a global player in the area of Liqueurs and Advocaat.

Distillates from juicy melons are blended with neutral spirit to produce this fruity liqueur. Perfect as an ingredient in long drinks, on the rocks or over ice-cream.

De Kuyper originated in 1695 in Rotterdam, Netherlands and has developed over three centuries into a global player in the area of Liqueurs and Advocaat.

The Triple Sec recipe dates back to the early 19th century and has been copied and altered ever since. De Kuyper also took a shot at the infamous cocktail seasoning, pronouncing the citrus and prolonging the taste. By distilling the dried peels of sweet and bitter oranges, and mixing the two flavours meticulously together, they came up with this one of a kind liqueur.