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Pays d'Oc Walnut Liqueur 2014, Laurent Cazottes
Cave Culinaries
This wine-based aperitif is a classic made with fresh walnuts macerated for nine months. Delicious, invigorating, and fortifying, it offers a complex, buttery, and roasted flavor, with a surprising olfactory note of soy sauce, coffee, and cocoa. It pairs well with foie gras, melon, charcuterie and cured meats, cheeses, chocolate, hare à la royale, etc. It's also a superb marinade ingredient for white meats: rub it generously over a rack of farm-raised pork well studded with garlic an hour before roasting, and during cooking, baste it several times with its cooking juices, adding a little walnut wine if necessary: a marvel! Alcohol content: 17%.
Liqueur de Prunelles 2014, Laurent Cazottes
Cave Culinaries
Harvested in pain (the thorns!) at the end of December and then raisined (dried) on racks, the wild blackthorn berries are split by hand and macerated for six months in sugar and brandy before being pressed and distilled. The resulting marc is then reintroduced into the fruit juice to obtain this magical liqueur with a slightly brick-red color, lively and luminous. The nose is all about stewed red fruits, and the palate asserts a savory fruitiness structured by a rich and melted texture. Pairs with just about anything. Alcohol content: 18%.
Wild Quince Liqueur 2015, Laurent Cazottes
Cave Culinaries
This liqueur is made from the fruit of wild quince trees growing in the hedges of the Cazottes distillery. The quinces are stripped of their down, then macerated for fourteen months in the open air in a slightly sweetened eau-de-vie. The whole is filtered, the marc distilled, and the resulting eau-de-vie reintroduced into the liqueur. It has a sweet and fruity aroma, with a clean linen flavor; the palate is smooth, slightly astringent, and the taste is very refined. Alcohol content: 18%.
72 Tomato Liqueur 2015, Laurent Cazottes
Cave Culinaries
Between plum trees and aromatic plants, Laurent Cazottes cultivates seventy-two varieties of heirloom tomatoes: Crimean black, Bernese pink, market wonder, and Andean horn... All are used to make this surprising liqueur with saline, herbaceous, and slightly sweet notes. It will be a great aperitif with refined tapas, whelks with aioli, marinated anchovies, and more. Alcohol content: 18%.