Liqueur Royale de France Chambord (50CL, 16.5% Vol.)

Liqueur Royale de France Chambord (50CL, 16.5% Vol.)
Chambord Liqueur is a famous French liqueur with an almost black color and a syrupy consistency, which was born at the end of the 17th century in Chambord, France, to pay homage to King Louis XIV, who visited the castle of the same name. In fact, even the bottle pays homage to him: it recalls the Globe Crucigero that the king held in his hand.

Produced only with natural ingredients and without the addition of additives or colourants, this liqueur also called "Liqueur Royale de France" is the result of a long maceration in Cognac of blackberries and raspberries, honey, citrus peel, Madagascar vanilla extract and a blend of aromatic herbs.

Refined and with a unique taste, it has a dark mahogany color, almost black. On the nose it presents intense hints of berries which then give way to ginger and nutmeg, and then again to honey and vanilla. Dense on the palate, moderately sweet and long-lasting.