Chambord - 70cl - Onshore Cellars
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A five-star liqueur, made with 'black raspberries' and other bramble fruits, infused in aged cognac. Perfect for dressing up desserts or sweetening a cocktail. And anyone who can enlighten me as to how the French 'black raspberry' differs from the British 'blackberry' will earn extra bonus points.
Type:
Liqueur
Country:
France
Region:
Loire
Producer:
Brown Forman
Style:
Fruit
ABV:
16.5%

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