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| Product | Availability | Size | Price |
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| De Kuyper - Apricot Brandy | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.79 |
| De Kuyper - Blackberry | 06th Jun 2013 | 70cl Bottle | £ 15.19 |
| De Kuyper - Blue Curacao | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.69 |
| De Kuyper - Butterscotch | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 9.79 |
| De Kuyper - Cherry Brandy | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 15.89 |
| De Kuyper - Cranberry | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 9.39 |
| De Kuyper - Creme de Bananes (Banana) | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.79 |
| De Kuyper - Creme de Cacao Brown | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.79 |
| De Kuyper - Creme de Cacao White | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.79 |
| De Kuyper - Creme de Cassis (Blackcurrant) | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 9.39 |
| De Kuyper - Creme de Menthe (Mint) | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 11.79 |
| De Kuyper - Grenadine | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 5.29 |
| De Kuyper - Kirsch (Cherry) | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 16.99 |
| De Kuyper - Melon | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 14.65 |
| De Kuyper - Raspberry | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 13.99 |
| De Kuyper - Sour Apple | 06th Jun 2013 | 50cl Bottle | £ 9.79 |
| De Kuyper - Sour Rhubarb | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 12.95 |
| De Kuyper - Triple Sec | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 14.49 |
| De Kuyper - Wild Strawberry | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 15.95 |
| De Kuyper - XO Cherry Brandy | In Stock | 50cl Bottle | £ 31.69 |
| Kwai Feh - Lychee | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 21.49 |
| Mandarine Napoleon | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 26.54 |
| Warninks - Advocaat | In Stock | 70cl Bottle | £ 13.29 |
| Author: Gregory Burgess | Date of Review: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 |
| Review: Strictly speaking this liqueur is made from tangerines (which I suppose is a type of mandarin). The bouquet has a depth that only a strong liqueur can possess - it is intense, citrusy, unctuous and justs coats the mouth with a bitter sweet orangy taste. A classic after dinner drink. Have a sister glass of Remy Martin to hand. | |
| Author: GREG | Date of Review: Sun, 22 Nov 2009 |
| Review: I first discovered this fantastic drink on a ferry when on a fishing trip to France. It was on special offer so I purchased a bottle as a tipple for the cold evenings that we expected as it was only early march. I have never been much of a spirit drinker but I always had a couple of normal brandies when fishing as it used to help me sleep. On the first evening I opened the bottle and poured myself a glass. Wow I could not believe how good it tasted. it tasted just like a good brandy should except the hint of mandarin gave it a extra smooth taste and was very very moreish. But then I made a big mistake I offered a glass to my fishing buddies who like me found it a very very nice drink and within a couple of hours the bottle was empty and to make matters worse, on the way home we travelled with sea France which did not sell this very special brandy. But after some searching on the internet I managed to find it for sale at the drink shop YUM YUM. | |
| Author: Cocktail Shaker Boys | Date of Review: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 |
| Review: This is one of the world's best kept secrets and one of the best liqueurs available. It is a smooth drink with a great genuine mandarin flavour. Then it also has the slightly spirity warm cognac undertone. It should be more widely available and is a great alternative to Grand Marnier which has a similar structure (also being a citrus liqueur with cognac). | |
| Author: Alicia Hobbel | Date of Review: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 |
| Review: A local store had this on offer so I couldn't resist to try something new, something I hadn't seen before. It smelled incredibly fresh and fruit, but alas, the taste wasn't anything like it. I've noticed it's a love it or hate it type of drink. | |
| Author: Raymond Walker | Date of Review: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 |
| Review: People probably do not know what their missing. I only discovered the drink because the bar I was at did not have apricot brandy. Not easily sourced/stocked at many off licenses. A delightful orangey taste - leave the mixers alone it is wonderful on its own. | |
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| The De Kuyper Royal Distillery can trace their history to 1695. Petrus De Kuyper worked for a coppersmith whose casks were used for transporting Dutch gin and beer. In 1729, his son, Johannes, bought a distillery in Schiedam - the centre of Dutch gin production. Johannes De Kuyper's distillery began producing Dutch gin principally for export to Britain and her colonies. In 1920, De Kuyper began producing liqueurs and, by the 1930's De Kuyper had produced almost twenty varieties including Apricot Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Triple Sec and Créme de Menthe. In the 1960's liqueurs became De Kuyper's core business and they sponsored the first-ever cocktail competitions. In 1995 on its 300th Anniversary and in recognition of three centuries of distilling excellence, De Kuyper was awarded the Dutch title 'Royal Distillers'. |
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