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Eau-de-vie: definition, origin and great French spirits
Introduction Behind each eau-de-vie lies a story of terroir, patience and know-how. Whether made from fruit, grapes or cereals , this category of spirits is the soul of French heritage. At De Michellot , we pay homage to this ancestral art through our liqueurs and the great Maquisard spirits — cognac, armagnac and calvados — from the finest French houses. 🥃 Discover what eau-de-vie really is, how it is made and how to enjoy it. What is a brandy? The term eau-de-vie refers to any alcohol obtained by distillation of... Read more...
Get 27: History, Taste and French Artisan Alternative
Introduction A symbol of freshness and conviviality, Get 27 is a cult liqueur in France. Known for its green color and intense mint flavor, it has influenced generations of digestif and cocktail lovers. But if Get 27 evokes history and tradition, today, a new generation of artisanal liqueurs like Liqueur de Menthe De Michellot offers a more natural, refined and local alternative. The History of Get 27 Get 27 is a French liqueur born in Saint-Barthélemy-d'Anjou (near Angers) in 1796 . Originally, GET Frères produced various liqueurs, but it was... Read more...
Mojito: classic recipe and artisanal version with mint By Michellot
Introduction Fresh, sparkling and irresistibly fragrant, the Mojito is arguably the world's most iconic cocktail. Originally from Cuba, it seduces with its balance of mint, lime and cane sugar . In this article, discover the recipe for the classic Mojito as well as a French artisanal version , revisited with Michellot Mint Liqueur — a refined, natural and local alternative. The History of the Mojito: A Legendary Cocktail from Cuba The Mojito has its origins in the 16th century in Havana, where Spanish sailors drank a drink made from tafia... Read more...
Moscow Mule: original recipe and French version with Génépi by Michellot
Introduction An icon of cocktail bars around the world, the Moscow Mule seduces with its freshness and character. Traditionally made with vodka, ginger and lime, it is also a great base for creativity. Today, De Michellot offers you a French artisanal version , revisited with its De Michellot Génépi Liqueur — a natural and floral alternative to the classic cocktail. What is the Moscow Mule? The Moscow Mule is an American cocktail born in the 1940s in Los Angeles. It is generally served in its famous copper cup , symbol... Read more...
Cocktails à base de liqueur d’anisette – De Michellot
5 anisette-based cocktails to rediscover the French aperitif
Introduction Sweet, floral and refreshing, anisette is the perfect liqueur to enhance your aperitifs. Traditionally served neat or topped up with water, it also lends itself to superb, modern and... Read more...
Anisette De Michellot
Anisette FAQ: Everything you need to know about the French anise liqueur
Introduction Anisette is an emblematic liqueur of French heritage , recognizable by its green anise aromas, its sweet softness and its Mediterranean elegance. Whether served neat, topped up with water... Read more...
Liqueur d’Anisette De Michellot – Liqueur artisanale française à base d’anis vert
Anisette Liqueur: French elegance with the taste of green anise
Introduction Sweet, floral and steeped in French tradition, anisette liqueuris one of the most iconic spirits of the South.It evokes the sun, conviviality and artisanal know-how passed down through generations.... Read more...
Anisette De Michellot
Anisette: History, Taste and Best French Liqueurs
Introduction A jewel of Mediterranean culture, anisette isa liqueur made from green anise, famous for its freshness and summer aromas. A symbol of the South and French aperitifs, it has... Read more...
Benedictine: History, Composition and French Artisan Alternative
Introduction A symbol of French refinement and monastic know-how, Bénédictine is a world-famous herbal and spice liqueur . Known for its rich aroma and aromatic complexity, it combines tradition, mystery and elegance. But behind this prestigious name lies a fascinating story - that of an elixir inspired by the Benedictine monks of Fécamp and passed down through the centuries. Let’s discover together its origin, its recipe, its taste, and the French artisanal alternatives like Michellot Plant Liqueurs . The origin of Benedictine Benedictine has its roots in the 16th century,... Read more...
Jägermeister: history, composition and French artisanal alternative
Introduction An icon of bars around the world, Jägermeister is a German herbal liqueur that is instantly recognizable thanks to its green bottle and iconic stag. But behind this popular symbol hides a real botanical liqueur , rich in more than 56 plants, roots and spices . Let's discover its history, its unique taste, its composition and its uses, as well as a French artisanal alternative by De Michellot . The History of Jägermeister: From the Forests of Germany to the Bars of the World Created in 1934 in Wolfenbüttel... Read more...
Herbal Liqueur: A Complete Guide to French Herbal Liqueurs
Introduction Powerful, aromatic and often mysterious, herbal liqueurs— or herbal liqueurs— are an integral part of European spiritual heritage. Made from macerations of plants, roots and flowers, they are digestive, medicinal and tasty. From the famous Chartreuse to artisanal Génépi, including the modern creations of De Michellot, herbal liqueurs perpetuate an ancestral art: that of transforming nature into flavor. What is a herbal liqueur? Herbal liqueursarea spirit drink made from aromatic and medicinal plantsmacerated in alcohol. It can be sweet, bitter or floral, depending on the ingredients and the amount... Read more...
Chartreuse VEP: the legendary liqueur with decades of patience
Introduction Among the most legendary liqueurs in the world, Chartreuse VEP occupies a special place. Made by Carthusian monks according to a secret recipe, it is distinguished by its exceptionally prolonged aging , synonymous with balance, depth and rarity. But what makes this version so unique? Let's discover together its history, its production method and the French artisanal alternatives such as De Michellot herbal liqueurs , heirs to the same spirit of excellence. What is the Chartreuse VEP? The acronym VEP stands for “Exceptionally Prolonged Aging” . It refers to... Read more...