Combier Liqueur de Rose 750ml
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About this bottle
Combier Liqueur de Rose is a rose-flavored liqueur from Combier, the French liqueur house founded in 1834 in Saumur, France, and best known for its original triple sec. It's made by steeping hand-picked rose petals from the Loire Valley in neutral alcohol, then sweetened with natural sugar rather than built from concentrate or artificial extract. Expect delicate rose petal aromatics up front, a smooth, gently sweet palate at a lighter 25% ABV, and a finish that stays floral without turning cloying or perfumey. It's a liqueur built for cocktail work rather than sipping solo — the kind of bottle bartenders reach for to add a floral accent to a gin, sparkling wine, or champagne-based drink.
How to drink Combier Liqueur de Rose
A half-ounce float on top of a Champagne cocktail or Kir Royale is the easiest way to see what it does — the rose sits on the surface instead of getting lost in the glass. It also rounds out a Clover Club or a gin fizz if you want a floral note without reaching for actual rosewater.
Specs
Rose50.0 proof
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Questions about this bottle
How should I store and serve this liqueur?
Store it at room temperature or chilled; liqueurs keep well after opening thanks to their sugar and alcohol content, and it's best used in cocktails rather than sipped solo.
What cocktails work well with Combier Liqueur de Rose?
It's a natural float for a Champagne cocktail or Kir Royale, and it rounds out a Clover Club or gin fizz with a floral note.
How is Combier Liqueur de Rose made?
It's made by steeping hand-picked rose petals from the Loire Valley in neutral alcohol, then sweetened with natural sugar, and bottled at 25% ABV.
What is Combier known for?
Combier is a French liqueur house founded in 1834 in Saumur, France, best known for its original orange triple sec.
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