Benedictine
About
Bénédictine is a sweet herbal liqueur beverage produced in France. Its recipe contains 27 plants, herbs and spices. It is believed that Bénédictine is the oldest liqueur continuously made, having first been developed by Dom Bernardo Vincelli in 1510, at the Benedictine Abbey of Fécamp in Normandy. Production of the liqueur was ceased by the monks in the nineteenth century, taken over by a private company founded in 1863 by Alexandre le Grand, which continues to produce the liqueur today.
Information
Other names: Bénédictine Liqueur, Bénédictine, Benedictine Liqueur, Benedictine
Translations: Benediktīņu Liķieris, Benediktinų likeris, Benedictin Lichioruri, Liker benediktinski, Likier benedyktyński, Benedictijnse Likeur, बेनिदिक्तिन लिकर, Licor Benedictine, Бенедиктинский ликер, Benedictine Λικέρ, البينديكتين المشروب الكحولي, 베네딕토회 리큐어, Benediktinský likér, Benedictine likor, 本笃利口酒, Licor benedictí, Benediktinski Liker, Benediktínsky likér, Benedettino Liquore, ליקר בנדיקטין, Benedictine Likör, Бенедиктински Ликер, ベネディクトリキュール, Bénédictine Liqueur, Benediktiner-Likör, Benedictine Likør, Benediktiner likør, Licor benedictino, Бенедіктінскій лікер, Benediktiinimunkki Likööri, Бенедиктински Ликьорни
Physical Description
Colors: Amber, gold
Tasting Notes
Flavors: sweet, herbal
Mouthfeel: Smooth, Velvety
Selecting and Buying
Seasonality: january, february, march, april, may, june, july, august, september, opctober, november, december
