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Coffee & cream colour; aromas of fresh coffee, hazelnut and chocolate; sweet, creamy and thick, with flavours of lightly toasted nut, white chocolate and vanilla; flavours well balanced by a smooth whisky note for clean, lingering finish.

Brilliant amber to copper colour. It has a well-balanced aroma of apples with vanilla tones. Smooth and fruity with an incomparable elegance and aromatic richness. Full rich and lengthy.

The world's best tasting vodka, Grey Goose is crafted in the Cognac region of France using the finest French wheat and naturally filtered spring water. Grey Goose is lush smooth, rounded and melts in the mouth with a long-lasting satisfying finish.

Sweet smelling with a coffee and malty nose. Perfect balance of bitter and sweet and malt and roast character. Smooth, creamy and balanced.

Medium gold colour; light, mildly grainy aromas; rich and smooth with a hint of vanilla; crisp, hoppy finish

The perfect balance of spicy, nutty, and vanilla notes with hints of sweet sherry and exceptional smoothness

Deep red hue and rich, creamy head delivers a distinctively smooth and flavourful taste.

Its golden highlights and delicate bitterness come from selecting the best hops, the "Strisselspalt", and the unique know-how of Brasseries Kronenbourg's master brewers for over 300 years. 1664 is ideal with a meal on the terrace, as an aperitif or simply on its own. The award winning Kronenbourg 1664 is made from pure water, pale malt, and the caviar of hops which gives it a warm golden colour, floral aromas, and its perfect balance of sweetness with hints of plum, honey and pears, which reveal themselves at every sip.

Hints of raspberry and elderberry. Delicately pink body, raspberry aromas and unique blend of intense fruit and spice. Its original and complex fruitiness is characterized by exotic fruit flavours with subtle notes of white peach and coriander.

Amber brown colour with copper hues; sweet malt & smoky tones; rich bitter/sweet chocolate malt flavour; lasting, thirst-quenching bitter finish