White Mint Liqueur

White mint liqueur at 18% ABV, crafted by the Combier Distillery, a French house founded in Saumur. A clear spirit with a menthol profile, used as a digestif or in cocktails, according to time-honored artisanal expertise.

Who produces Menthe Blanche Liqueur?

The Combier Distillery is a French house founded in 1834 in Saumur, in the Maine-et-Loire, renowned for its roots in the tradition of infused liqueurs and spirits. It became known notably for its triple sec, and continues to use distillation and maceration methods passed down through several generations.

What should you know about Menthe Blanche Liqueur?

Menthe Blanche Liqueur stands out from colored green mints by its transparency, achieved without the addition of coloring, which is the classic characteristic of this family of liqueurs. Bottled at 18% ABV, it falls within the range of light liqueurs, designed for versatile use, both on its own and in combination.

At what temperature should Menthe Blanche Liqueur be served?

This liqueur is traditionally consumed chilled, alone over ice as a digestif, or lengthened with still or sparkling water for a summer refreshment. It is also used in many classic cocktails where white mint brings freshness and length on the palate without coloring the mixture. Once opened, it is stored at room temperature, away from light, and retains its aromatic qualities for a long period thanks to its alcohol content.

What dishes pair with Menthe Blanche Liqueur?

White mint pairs well with chocolate desserts, fresh fruit salads, or coffee-based preparations, where its menthol freshness contrasts with rounder or roasted flavors. It can also accompany a coffee at the end of a meal, with a few drops, in the manner of a traditional digestif liqueur.