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The ladies' favourite among the creams and liqueurs with thetaste of finest pralines.

The finely fragrant blossom speciality, made to an old family recipe.

The unmistakable flavour of red gooseberries

The liqueur with the intensive taste of local wild cherries.

Springy-floral cherry blossom liqueur - summer special edition.

Highly aromatic liqueur made from hand-picked wild raspberries.

Delicate liqueur with wild hazelnuts from near Lake Constance.

With a juicy, sweet and sour taste of the small, blue berries.

Delicate and creamy egg liqueur with an exotic coconut note.

With the seductive taste of a special apricot variety.

Exotic liqueur with a fresh, light yoghurt note.

Powerful speciality liqueur made with pure orange distillate - for gentlemen

Gentlemen's liqueur with the distillate of highly aromatic Arabica beans.

Aromatic coffee liqueur made from Arabica beans with a fruity-fresh cherry note.

Crystal-clear drink made from fine cocoa bean distillate - for gentlemen

Delicate and creamy like a caramel sweet, at the same time tinglingly salty with a hint of Fleur de Sel.

Sweet and tart rum liqueur with sophisticated distillate of South American cocoa beans.

Full-bodied fruit schnapps made from the best apples and pears.

The clear schnapps made with the best local Williams-Christ pears.

The bitter with the power of over 48 herbs! Burns brightly when lit.

Indulgent fine cocoa bean distillate, kissed by juicy-sweet apricots.

The Original from the Schnapps-Prinz with the unmistakable apricot flavour.

Exotic liqueur enyojment with the taste of sun-ripened oranges, kissed by fine coconut.

The incomparable taste of juicy cherries paired with a fine wood barrel note.

Select hazelnuts from our in-house roasting facilities ensure the unique taste of this schnapps.

Delicious, fruity strawberry schnapps with a fine woody flavour.

Juicy yellow Williams-Christ pears refined to a delicately spicy schnapps speciality.

With the typical taste of sun-ripened apples from the Leiblachtal valley.