The classic almond liqueur from the famed Italian producers Luxardo. Luxardo amaretto is elegant and refined, presenting in attractive packaging and can be drunk in a wide range of different ways. bright amber pours from the bottle and delivers a nose fresh in sweet almonds and vanilla. The flavour too is satisfying sweet with just a little heat and a rounded finish which delivers real class. Sip slowly after dinner, pop into your next champagne or combine in any number of classic cocktails.

The holy island of Lindisfarne brings us more than religious piety, Lindisfarne Mead is a classic, traditional drink which is enjoyed in households around the country. Using honey which is sourced from around the world Lindisfarne Mead is a velvety smooth fortified wine which uses the natural water from an artesian well to develop its flavour. Herbs and fermented grape juice bring out the flavour and altogether a sweet, light flavour is created.

Everything about lemons is captured in this vibrant and satisfying drink! Limoncello di Capri is the most popular drink of its kind in Italy and the most asked for at bars and restaurants and with its bright hues and sugary yet sharp flavour, you can be sure you’ll love it too. The premium quality offered by this liqueur makes it perfect for after-dinner sipping and enjoying at your leisure.

Lillets beefy brother. Big notes of red summer berries and juicy Valencia oranges with lashes of spicy red wine. The finish is tannic yet sweet with squishy summer fruit notes.

Produced in France by the Lejay-Lagoute company, this is a dry, intense triple sec liqueur flavoured with bitter and sweet oranges.

Named for a well-known region of Rio, Leblon cachaça looks like any other white rum or vodka but its flavour tells a different story. Its nose is a borderline combination of sugar sweetness and zesty citrus and is reminiscent of a good rum and a slice of lime. On drinking, you’ll enjoy an initial hit of that limey citrus soon followed by strong rum-like flavours tempered down by sugar cane sweetness. Leblon is harsh on the palate but not overwhelmingly so and is a great alternative to your average white rum in a daiquiri.