The taste of Cyprus, one of their most famous and popular drinks, Filfar is a liqueur which has grown in popularity thanks to many Brits spending their breaks on the Greek Isle. The sweetness of natural sun ripened oranges is paired with intensely spiced aromatic herbs picked on the Cypriot hillsides. The flavours combined equal a balance which tingles on the tongue yet mellows out to a satisfying and warm finish.

A collaboration between Italian producer Casoni and bartender Marion Beke of the Gibson bar in London, Figs and Cherries is a savoury liqueur with a subtle sweetness. Made with locally sourced figs and cherries, as well as balsamic vinegar of Modena, it is inspired by the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna.

A supremely delicious Passion Fruit Liqueur from the FAIR. range, produced using ethically sourced, Fair Trade ingredients! The flavour of Peruvian passion fruits wafts wonderfully throughout this delicate sipper. Fresh, fruity, and not too sweet, it ought to be pretty versatile for all manner of serves, but of course, Passion Fruit Martinis seem like a good place to start.

A fruity, citrus-forward fair trade Kumquat liqueur from Fair, made with antioxidant rich Kumquats grown in Southeast Asia. The palate offers notes of mandarin, orange juice and grapefruit, with hints of orange blossom lingering in the finish.

Made in the Cognac region using hand-picked elderflower, this fair-trade elderflower liqueur carries a sweet floral bouquet with aromas of lychee and apple blossom on the nose. Try this in a Hugo Spritz or your next floral-forward cocktail.

Made using Chipotle from Oaxaca. The Chipotle peppers are smoked and dried. The ingredients are first infused for two weeks in neutral alcohol and then a slow reduction process takes place by adding Fair Trade liquid sugar and deminiralised water for a perfect balance. It is spicy, smoky, and citrusy. A must have. Perfect for a Spicy Margarita! Split base your tequila with this for a spicy kick, or for extra spice swap out for the triple sec... your preference! Just remember to rim your glass with Tajin rather than salt for the extra kick.

Fair Coffee Liqueur is most famous for using coffee beans grown by Fairtrade farmers and sugar cane produced by fair trader farmers too. Its name is the clue and its flavour is rich and warming. You can be proud in the knowledge you’re drinking the world’s first Fairtrade certified organic coffee liqueur and enjoy a flavour which is just like freshly roasted coffee with a little fudge and nutty depth, the alcohol heat just there but firmly in the background. A little bitter coffee and chocolate come through in the finish, rounding it off perfectly.

A delicious Italian limoncello from Evangelista – a family owned company founded by Mayor Antonio Evangelista in 1907 in the Chieti region of central Italy, a particularly cold mountainous area.

Made with Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, blended whiskey, rum and brandy. Award tasting note: "A creamy palate with a bright, rich flavours, and the distinct pop of nutmeg is a nice touch.

Elixir d'Anvers Belgian liqueur is a complex blend of 32 herbs and spices gathered from all over the world. The result is complex yet comforting.

Hygienic dessert liqueur

A combination of aged Scotch whiskies, heather honey and a recipe of secret ingredients, Drambuie is one of the best-known whisky liqueurs worldwide. It is the oldest British whisky liqueur brand and it’s origins can be traced to a secret recipe created for Bonnie Prince Charlie by his Royal Apothecary in the 18th Century. The legend goes that after the Battle of Culloden, he gave the elixir to a Scottish clan on the Isle of Skye in gratitude for their hospitality as he awaited safe passage back home.

The rum base is an aged Caribbean rum previously used to season empty whisky casks for final maturation. An extract of Banana Peel is infused into the rum to impart a fruity forward note to the spicy, sweet toffee profile of the Rum. It’s like liquid Banana Bread. Best served neat over ice, shaken in a Daiquiri or mixed long with Ginger Ale.

It’s hard to believe but Disaronno does not contain any nuts, simply their enticing flavour. Reminiscent of Amaretti biscuits and the world’s favourite Italian liqueur, almond aromas are deep, intense and deliver a flavour which is popular around the world. Combining natural herbs and fruit steeped in apricot kernel oil, Disaronno has a heady and floral scent which follows through to its flavour. With a history dating back over half a millennium, Disaronno is a flavour which has always been loved.

The cherry kernels give a distinctive almond note that makes this delicious in cocktails. Try it shaken with lots of ice, whisky, sweet vermouth and fresh orange juice, served with a slice of orange and a cherry.

A triple sec from Combier, who claim that Jean-Baptiste Combier invented the orange liqueur sometime between 1834 and 1848 at their distillery in Saumur. Debated though that is, this is one of the originals, with a a bright citrus flavour.

Kummel takes its name from German and Dutch derivations for cumin and caraway seed, which, alongside fennel, are used to flavour this colourless liqueur. Palate: Fennel and liquorice dominate the palate. Finish: The finish is refreshing with clean anise notes. Overall: A clean, anise-led, liqueur best-served chilled.

From the Combier Distillery in France's Loire Valley comes this splendid Crème de Myrtille – a traditional liqueur produced from blueberries. The berries are allowed to macerate in neutral alcohol for three to four months, before being gently pressed. The result is a richly juicy and flavourful tipple. Designed to be sipped as an aperitif, a splash of this in a glass of sparkling wine also works very well.

One of the most famous triple sec style liqueurs around Cointreau is the first choice ingredient for many citrus cocktails and the recipe has been perfected to the point where it’s simply a must buy for many. On the nose is fresh and tangy, orange oils coming through thick and fast and unlike other bitter-led triple sec style liqueurs Cointreau is intensely sweet leading into a dry finish. Nutmeg and lemon come through in the finish too.

One of the most famous triple sec style liqueurs around Cointreau is the first choice ingredient for many citrus cocktails and the recipe has been perfected to the point where it’s simply a must buy for many. On the nose is fresh and tangy, orange oils coming through thick and fast and unlike other bitter-led triple sec style liqueurs Cointreau is intensely sweet leading into a dry finish. Nutmeg and lemon come through in the finish too.

The Godfather of cherry liqueurs, Heering Cherry Brandy is made to a recipe which dates back to the early 19th century and spends three years maturing before being bottled and this delivers a flavour which truly represents the sweet succulence of the cherry. One of the original ingredients for the first ever Singapore Sling, Heering Cherry Brandy is made from natural ingredients, locally sourced Danish cherries and is genuinely the original cherry brandy.

An ancient liqueur with a strange history and an equally interesting flavour. Chartreuse Elixier has been made by the Chartreuse monks since the 18th century, using the same recipe written in 1605. The herbal and floral flavour of the Elixir is delivered through a combination of 130 aromatic flowers and plants, wonderful when enjoyed in sugared water. Its presentation is like a traditional medicinal tonic and it’s a wonderful showpiece for your drinks cabinet.

The intensity of sweet, tart raspberries is perfectly contained within each bottle of Chambord. Black and red raspberries are wonderfully balanced together creating a delectable liqueur which is finished with smooth natural honey and exotic Madagascan vanilla. Rich and decadent, Chambord is fragrant and intense with berry flavours. Inspired by the liqueurs of 18th century France, Chambord is intensely enjoyable and plays a key role in classic cocktails including the French Manhattan, Butler Miller and the tempting Chambord Daiquiri.

The true taste of Italian coffee is perfectly instilled in this Caffe Borgetti liqueur. Strong rich espresso coffee comes through on the palate and a sweet and smooth taste ensures it goes down wonderfully. A traditional recipe which uses premium coffees and expert mixers ensures that the original recipe of Ugo Borghetti is replicated every time, ensuring that classic flavour is perennially enjoyed and the glass you sip today is as close to possible as the first invented in 1860.

Formerly Ponche Caballero , a spiced orange liqueur from Spain .

Briottet Fraise Liqueur is a vibrantly fresh and flavoured drink which brings together the character of several varieties of wild strawberries, giving a flavour which is fruity and evokes the traditional English country garden in summer. Wonderful in a classic strawberry cocktail such as the strawberry daiquiri or to add something different and create a bright, contemporary cocktail such as a strawberry mojito. Creamy but fresh with natural wild strawberries, each sip of Briottet’s liqueur is as moreish as the last.

Creme de Cassis de Dijon, the flagship of Briottet's production, is produced exclusively from the blackcurrant variety 'Noir de Bourgogne'. After macerating the fruit in alcohol for two months a colourful aromatic juice is obtained which releases the full flavour of the famous little berry.

The vibrant purple hues of this drink could only mean one thing, the bright, aromatic flavour of violet. Briottet Liqueur de Violette is as tasty as it is vibrant with a nose rich in retro parma violets. The taste is sweet with icing sugar and the floral depth you’d expect from the violet flower. Liquorice also comes through but only as an afterthought, allowing the floral intensity of the violet to take centre stage.

A tonka bean liqueur from Edmond Briottet! It's made by macerating Brazilian tonka beans in French neutral spirit for several weeks. Then French white sugar is added, and that's it! Pure tonka bean brilliance.offee.

Is there anything more quintessentially English than a pink rose? Briottet Liqueur de Rose is made from a distillation of rose petals and white sugar, delivering a delicate yet aromatic flavour which blends beautifully in a range of ways. Whether you enjoy it over crushed ice, on its own or as an extra special twist on your favourite sparkling wine, Briottet Rose Liqueur is also wonderful for an indulgent dessert, popping into ice cream or poured over pastry.

Rhubarb isn’t the most common of flavours but it is one which is exceptionally memorable and one which, if you want to create the perfect Rhubarb Bellini or Rhubarb Collins you simply can’t do without. Briottet’s blush pink Rhubarb Liqueur distils the essence of both green and red rhubarb delivering that familiar flavour alongside the sweet alcoholic syrup. It finishes on a high note that will have you reaching for the bottle once more and it’s definitely a drink that gets people talking.

Peach is a flavour we know and love when it comes to after dinner drinks but rather than your classic schnapps why not consider the sweet indulgence offered by Briottet’s Peach Cream liqueur? It’s one of those drinks cupboard must-haves which blends beautifully with so many different flavours. It makes an exceptional aperitif with a dry white wine or straight with a little crushed ice to further enhance its flavour.