Dente di Leone (Italian for 'wild dandelion') is a common plant whose roots, leaves and flowers are all edible. Traditionally, it was a base for herbal medicines and liqueurs and is believed to be beneficial for health and digestion. Amaro Dente di Leone is made from the mountain variety with its smaller, heartier leaves and intense aroma.

The history of Licor 43 began in the 1940's when the company started to recreate an ancient Roman recipe known as Liqvor Mirabilis. The Romans banned the production and consumption, but the Carthaginians continued in secret. Nowadays, this elixir inspires the recipe of Licor 43. In the 1960's Spain started to see the arrival of thousands of tourists eager to enjoy the paradisiac climate. All these people discovered Licor 43 and the word of mouth started to spread, now making it the most international premium Spanish liqueur of all time.

A variety bucket of our most popular shots.

A variety bucket of Little Fat Lamb's most popular shots.

Launched in 1990, Martini Biano earned the name 'Bianchissimo', or 'the whitest', inspired by the white parts of the vanilla plant. White wine is filtered through charcoal, flavoured with natural herbs and vegetables mainly from the Alps, then sweetened with beet sugar and fortified with spirit.

MARTINI Extra Dry's rare woods, herbs, citrus and raspberry extracts are the pillar of the 20th century's defining drink: the Dry Martini cocktail. First introduced on New Year's Day 1900, after 10 years of development by Luigi Rossi's sons, MARTINI Extra Dry has at its heart the violet-scented tartness of Florentine Orris - iris roots grown for three years before being sun-dried.

The original MARTINI, and our first love. When Luigi Rossi blended local botanicals to craft this scarlet-hued vermouth, he created an indisputable icon. While the exact recipe remains a closely guarded secret, this sweet vermouth's intensely herbal character is the result of blending carefully chosen wines with a complex selection of Italian herbs, including sage, savoury and dittany, and bitter-sweet exotic woods.

Noticed first for its great colour, this melon-flavoured liqueur owes its global appeal to its premium quality and fun musk melon flavour that can be enjoyed with juices, spirits and other liqueurs.

Noticed first for its great colour - Midori means green in Japanese - this melon-flavoured liqueur owes its global appeal to its premium quality and fun musk melon flavour that can be enjoyed with juices, spirits and other liqueurs.

A brand new recipe and product to the Nola family's collection. Over 18 months of tasting and production to handcraft, blend and create a unique tasting Green Ginger Wine, that is smooth yet full of zest and complexity and famous for its warming characteristics. Rich Golden brown in colour, with great taste of ginger depth, whilst encompassing tempting hints of spice. Nicely balanced sweetness with subtle lemon zest. The perfect elixir to drink year round. Drink with ice ('on the rocks'), or without ice (either 'neat' or 'straight up') to warm yourself up on those cold winter nights. Frequently combined with whisky to make a warming 'Whiskey Mac'. Or blend 30ml of Nola's Green Ginger Wine into a beer of your choice to create a refreshing ginger beer during the cooler months.

A brand new recipe and product to the Nola family's collection. Over 18 months of tasting and production to handcraft, blend and create a unique tasting Green Ginger Wine, that is smooth yet full of zest and complexity and famous for its warming characteristics. Rich Golden brown in colour, with great taste of ginger depth, whilst encompassing tempting hints of spice. Nicely balanced sweetness with subtle lemon zest. The perfect elixir to drink year round. Drink with ice ('on the rocks'), or without ice (either 'neat' or 'straight up') to warm yourself up on those cold winter nights. Frequently combined with whisky to make a warming 'Whiskey Mac'. Or blend 30ml of Nola's Green Ginger Wine into a beer of your choice to create a refreshing ginger beer during the cooler months.

Olympus Ouzo has a distinctive flavour is derived from the seed of the anise plant.