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Why You Should Try Adding Crème De Cassis To Sparkling WineTry mixing crème de cassis -- a versatile black currant liqueur -- with sparkling wine to make a simple, yet impressive ...
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A Beginner's Guide to Creme de CassisHere’s why this throwback berry liqueur deserves a spot on your bar. While you might not find yourself reaching for fruit liqueurs as often as you do your favorite sweet vermouth, bitters, or a ...
The French martini is a tasty, fruity classic, but does it actually come from France? We dig in its history, and where it ...
Dix ans après avoir pris les rênes de l’entreprise familiale en 2014, Claire et Vincent Briottet – la sœur et le frère, qui ...
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Kir Royale Vs Kir Imperial: What's The Difference?They're descendants of the eponymous "kir" cocktail, a classic aperitif made from crème de cassis and dry white Burgundy wine, traditionally Aligoté. The two-parters are also cousins of the ...
alors qu'un kir breton est préparé avec de la crème de cassis ou de la crème de fraise de Plougastel. Dans le kir normand, certaines personnes ajoutent parfois du trait de Calvados.
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