Bénédictine D.O.M. French Liqueur, 40% ABV, 70cl / 700ml, Made From a Secret Recipe of 27 Traditional Roots, Herbs & Spices, Notes of Light Honey, Citrus & Soft Almond

I bought this liqueur as a gift for my wife, who is a fan of herbal drinks. She was delighted when she opened the bottle and smelled the aroma of 27 different roots, herbs and spices. He said it reminded him of our honeymoon.We decided to try it on the rocks, as suggested on the label. The first sip was smooth and sweet, with notes of honey, citrus and almond. The second sip was more complex and spicy, with hints of cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. The third sip was heavenly, with a warm and soothing sensation that lingered in our mouths.We finished nearly half the bottle in one night, and we felt like we were transported to a different world. We laughed, we cuddled, we kissed, and we had one of the best night of our lives 😜😉. The next morning, we woke up refreshed and happy, with no hangover or regrets.This liqueur is truly a miracle, and we can't wait to buy another bottle. It is worth every penny, and more. If you are looking for a drink that will spice up your love life, look no further than Bénédictine D.O.M. French Liqueur. It is the best thing that ever happened to us. Thank you, Bénédictine!

Herbal and delightful, great for some cocktails.

Them nuns new a thing or two about making liquor, beautiful taste, sweet and sticky. Good warmth going down, allow the complex sweet flavours to flood out across your taste buds and you will not be disappointed.

Tastes delicious. repeat order.

Brilliant, but an acquired taste, with ice when you are well, with hot water when you’re not so well

Great price so I bought a few. I love Benedictine.

What drunkard doesn't love Benedictine. Ideal for warming the cockles on those cold winter evenings spent in shop doorways wishing someone would chuck over a pound coin or maybe a half eaten Greggs sausage roll! Helps transport one into oblivion and hopefully another world full of angels and fairies wrapped in a fluffy cloud of loveliness!

Yes, it is an acquired taste yet a reassuringly warming one too.Which is probably why the East Lancashire regiment based near the Bénedictine abby in France during WW1 consumed this fine liqueur, whilst based in the trenches or when hospitalised, for its restorative powers.Today the drinking of Bénedictine has been passed down the generations and drank much the same as it was; ask for a Bennie n' Hot at the Miners in Burnley and you'll get a shot (or two) with a splash of hot water.Bénedictine should be in everyone's drink cabinet ready for those times when your cold, suffering from a sickness or just in need of a little warmth.Highly Recommended!