Founded in 1885 in Angers, France, Giffard Liqueurs, a fifth-generation, family-owned company, has introduced a new line of non-alcoholic liqueurs. These liqueurs come in four distinct flavors: Elderflower, Ginger, Grapefruit, and Pineapple. The aim of these non-alcoholic options is to provide bartenders with a way to enhance their non-alcohol drink menus beyond just spirits, beer, and wine.
Giffard’s Non-Alcoholic Elderflower Liqueur is made from hand-picked elderflowers, offering floral notes with hints of lychee and saffron. It can be mixed with lemon and tonic for a unique twist on a G&T or used in a No-groni cocktail. The Non-Alcoholic Ginger Liqueur from Giffard is crafted from ginger roots, providing a flavorful base with notes of pepper, rose, herbs, and lemon. It can be combined with lemonade and seltzer water for a simple highball or with soda water for a zero-proof mule.
The Grapefruit Liqueur by Giffard features a blend of zesty grapefruit with floral and vegetal notes, creating a vibrant and citrusy balance. This liqueur can be mixed with lemon-lime soda for a refreshing cocktail or combined with agave syrup for a non-alcoholic Paloma. Lastly, the Pineapple Liqueur from Giffard offers a mix of candied pineapple, acidity, and a hint of spice. It can be stirred with a rum alternative for a daiquiri twist or combined with Giffard Orgeat Syrup for an alcohol-free Mai Tai.
Each Giffard Non-Alcoholic Liqueur undergoes a meticulous process that includes slow maceration and cutting-edge methods to capture the true essence of natural fruits, herbs, and spices. These liqueurs are now available for purchase at major retailers nationwide.
Giffard’s Non-Alcoholic Liqueurs not only cater to non-drinkers but also provide an opportunity for those who are interested in exploring alcohol-free options to experiment and get creative with their cocktails. By offering a sophisticated experience with unique flavors, Giffard aims to revolutionize the non-alcoholic drinks market and elevate the overall drinking experience for all consumers.
