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Filter by base spirit, by liqueur family, by producer, or by ingredient count. Every recipe on the page is built around bottles we represent — open any card to see the spec, the bottles, and ex-GST pricing.
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Where to start, depending on the bar.
Six menu starting points. Each opens the library filtered to the relevant base, family or producer — drop straight into the recipes you'd put on the back-bar tomorrow.
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The canon
Modern Classics
The world's most-poured cocktails, mapped to our range.
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Aperitivo
Aperitif Hour
Vermouth-forward, low-ABV, made for early evening.
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Agave
Tequila & Mezcal
Margaritas, Palomas, Oaxaca Old Fashioneds. Smoke optional.
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Apple
Calvados in the Bar
Christian Drouin Pays d'Auge — Sazerac variants, sours, autumn drinks.
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Liqueurs
Boudier & Vedrenne
Crèmes, triple secs, maraschino — the working liqueur bench.
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Cane
Rum & Rhum Agricole
Ti Punch, Daiquiri variations, Mai Tai builds. Martinique to Haiti to Réunion.
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Producers behind the menus.
Four houses that anchor most of the cocktail library. Each card opens the producer page where the bottle list lives — or jumps straight to their cocktails on the hub.
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Burgundy · Liqueurs
Vedrenne
Marasquin, Triple Sec, Pro Curaçao range, supercassis — the working back-bar liqueur bench.
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Dijon · Crèmes & Cassis
Gabriel Boudier
Dijon house, founded 1874. The cassis benchmark and the producer behind the cleanest crème range.
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Normandy · Calvados Pays d'Auge
Christian Drouin
Family-run Pays d'Auge house — apples, perry, double-distilled in Charentais stills, long-aged.
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Savoie · Vermouth
Dolin
Chambéry's vermouth house. Rouge and Blanc that quietly outdrink louder Italian names.
Background on the bottles.
Editorial pieces on the spirits and liqueurs behind the recipes — what to look for, what works and what doesn't, and where Bouchon sits in the category.
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Liqueur
Choosing a Crème de Cassis
What separates a working cassis from a tired one — and the three Burgundy houses we'd put on the bar.
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Liqueur
Why Real Maraschino Matters
The dry, almond-edged liqueur sitting under the Aviation, the Last Word, the Martinez.
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Calvados
Calvados in the Modern Bar
Sazerac variants, autumn sours, Jack Rose. Where Pays d'Auge fits when you've outgrown brandy.
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Vermouth
Dolin vs. the Italians
Why Chambéry is the bartender's preferred dry style — and Rouge in something other than a Manhattan.
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Wholesale prices show up once your account does.
Bars, restaurants, hotels, retailers — apply for a Bouchon trade account and we'll switch you to ex-GST pricing across the catalogue. Approval usually within a day.