Ricard - Liqueur France Pastis De Marseille 1l
Ricard
Liqueur France Pastis De Marseille 1l

€20.00

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Ricard was created in 1932 by the 23 year old entrepreneur Paul Ricard. Ricard is an anise drink with a unique recipe based on the maceration of Chinese star anise, Middle Eastern liquorice roots and a secret blend of aromatic plants from the South of France. It is the liquorice root that gives Ricard its roundness and legendary yellow hue. This anise-based spirit is still made using Paul Ricard’s original recipe which remains a secret since 1932.

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Brand	Ricard
Flavour	Liquorish
Ingredients	Please, take into account that the product information about its composition (ingredients or materials), nutritional values or instructions, among others, may be modified by manufacturers without prior notice. Therefore, please verify its content once you receive the product.
Country of Origin	France
How to Enjoy Best	Ricard pastis should be served cold. It should be prepared by adding 10cl of chilled water to 2cl of Ricard and then adding the ice cubes last. • To enjoy as a cocktail, you can create The Yellow Lemon. • 2cl Ricard. • 2cl Lemon juice. • 1cl syrup. • 16cl fresh water. • Fresh mint.
Type	White
Alcohol by Volume	45%
Tasting Notes - Nose	Subtle and refreshing with a distinct liquorice flavour.
Tasting Notes - Palate	This anise-based spirit is still made using Paul Ricard’s original recipe which remains a secret since 1932.