Mathilde Framboise Raspberry Liqueur

Known since the 18th century as the Elixir of Life black currant liqueur is made in several regions of France though some of the best black currants are to be found in Burgundy. 18% ABV The two varieties used to make Mathilde Cassis are the Noir de Bourgogne and the Blackdown. Noir de Bourgogne has excellent taste qualities and the reputation of being the best black currant to eat. Blackdown is a soft sweet variety. A long steeping period ensures a perfect balance between alcohol and fruit. Awards: 96-100 Points Wine Enthusiast Gold Medal 2009 San Francisco World Spirits Competition Gold Medal 2009 Beverage Testing Institute

Known since the 18th century as the Elixir of Life black currant liqueur is made in several regions of France though some of the best black currants are to be found in Burgundy. 18% ABV The two varieties used to make Mathilde Cassis are the Noir de Bourgogne and the Blackdown. Noir de Bourgogne has excellent taste qualities and the reputation of being the best black currant to eat. Blackdown is a soft sweet variety. A long steeping period ensures a perfect balance between alcohol and fruit. Awards: 96-100 Points Wine Enthusiast Gold Medal 2009 San Francisco World Spirits Competition Gold Medal 2009 Beverage Testing Institute