Green Mint Liqueur

Green Mint Liqueur is produced by the Combier Distillery, a French house based in Saumur. With an alcohol content of 18%, it can be enjoyed chilled, as a digestif, or as a cocktail base, and showcases the traditional expertise of this Loire Valley distillery.

Who produces Green Mint Liqueur?

The Combier Distillery is a French house founded in 1834 in Saumur, in the Loire Valley. It is one of the oldest distilleries in the country still in operation and became well known notably for creating Triple Sec, the historic benchmark for orange liqueurs. It continues to use artisanal production methods for a range of classic liqueurs, including this Green Mint.

What should you know about Green Mint Liqueur?

Green Mint Liqueur is a mint liqueur with an alcohol content of 18%, produced in France without a vintage, as is customary for this type of spirit. It belongs to the liqueur and aperitif family, a segment in which the Combier Distillery has held a recognized position for nearly two centuries.

At what temperature should Green Mint Liqueur be served?

This liqueur is traditionally served chilled, either on its own over ice or lengthened with still or sparkling water, like an adult mint diabolo. It is also used in classic cocktails where mint adds freshness and color, such as the mojito or grasshopper. Once opened, this type of liqueur can be stored for several months at room temperature, away from direct light, without requiring any special storage conditions such as wine.