Lillet Wild Berry

sweet, fruity | Vol.%: low

Aperitif, Apéro, Aperitivo or Spritz. There are many names, but they all stand for the same great lifestyle. So does Lillet Wild Berry - a seductive creation made from white vermouth or a wine aperitif like Lillet Blanc and Thomas Henry Wild Berry. Whether during the day as a day drink with friends or in the evening as a pre-dinner drink - with its fruity-fresh berry aroma it always gives you and your guests a very special aperitif moment. The subtle bitter and light citrus notes create a refreshing and fruity taste composition at any time - sunny and light, not too sweet and accompanied by a colorful twist. Cheers!

You need

50 ml white Lillet blanc
Thomas Henry Wild Berry
Ice cubes
Garnish: seasonal berries
Glass: wine glass
Technique: build in glass

Step 1

Fill a glass with ice cubes.

Step 2

Pour in Lillet Blanc.

Step 3

Top off with Thomas Henry Wild Berry.

Step 4

Garnish with seasonal berries, cheers!

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IT’S APERITIVO O’CLOCK

You love to sit on a piazza in the south with an aperitif in bright sunshine or to look over the city in a hip rooftop bar? So do we! Whether it's southern Italy or Berlin-Mitte, aperitif culture is a lifestyle and can easily be brought to your home. Aperitifs are light, sparkling drinks that make you want more. And they can be enjoyed in the afternoon. It's not for nothing that aperitif drinks are the front-runners in day-drinking. Mixed with our Wild Berry you get the aperitif feeling directly into your glass. No matter where, no matter when, cheers!

SO THAT THE CARBON DIOXIDE REMAINS

Our premium mixers guarantee the best drinks. Provided you store them properly. One thing is certain: Over longer periods of time, carbon dioxide keeps better in glass bottles than in PET bottles. The same applies to all: once opened, the carbon dioxide escapes from the liquid. The smaller the amount of liquid in the bottle, the more room the carbon dioxide has to escape and the faster the drink becomes stale. Therefore, only reach for large bottle if it will be consumed in a short time. With small glass bottles for filling up your highballs, on the other hand, you're always right. By the way: Warm liquids bind carbon dioxide more poorly than cold ones, so chill your tonics & co.