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Ricard Pastis de Marseille is a premium French anise liqueur crafted since 1932 using a secret blend of star anise, fennel, licorice, and aromatic Provençal herbs. Bottled at 45% ABV, it offers a bold yet balanced flavor profile that transforms with dilution into a refreshing, milky-beige aperitif. Produced by Pernod Ricard with over 90 years of expertise, Ricard is the quintessential choice for sophisticated millennials seeking authentic heritage and elevated social moments.
| ASIN | B004JUT882 |
| Alcohol Content | 45 Percent by Volume |
| Alcohol Type | Liqueur |
| Alcohol content | 45 Percent by Volume |
| Alcohol type | Liqueur |
| Best Sellers Rank | 9,838 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) 93 in Liqueurs |
| Brand | Ricard |
| Brand Name | Ricard |
| Country Of Origin | France |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 389 Reviews |
| Flavour | Anise, Licorice, Herbs |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Highlight | Pour 1 Part Ricard, Dilute with 5–7 Parts Cold Water, Add Ice, Crafted in France Since 1932 |
| Item Volume | 70 Centilitres |
| Liquid Contents Description | Liqueur |
| Liquid Volume | 700 Millilitres |
| Manufacturer | Pernod Ricard |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Pernod Ricard, Building 7, 566 Chiswick High Rd., Chiswick, London W4 5YG |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2841P |
| Model Number | 2841P |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 1.21 Kilograms |
| Total Eaches | 1 |
| Unit Count | 700.0 millilitre |
| Unit count | 700.0 millilitre |
| number-of-items | 1 |
J**E
The best Pastis
I prefer this to the well-known brand. This is more expensive but worth it. It has a more rounded flavour so five stars from me
M**N
Perfect
There are two options available on Amazon and one is a few quid more expensive. I've bought both and I fancy the UK duty paid (cheaper) one is a tad more spicy than the more costly one which is a little more fruity. This seems to be reflected in the product details description but there is no obvious difference in the labelling. Both are good but the pricier one is better to my mind. Both have the lovely strong aniseed flavour and I prefer them to Pernod. They're also a better colour when mixed with water. Ricard is a lovely milky-beige whilst Pernod has a slightly synthetic green tinge to it. Anyway it's a fantastic precursor to you're Moules Mariniere!
P**P
Nectar
Ricard, the best aniseed spirit..so smooth and well just WOW.
W**Y
Great aperitif
Good value for money reminds me of being in France and a great aperitif.
A**R
great taste
wonderful but a little expensive
A**T
Lower abv absinthe with licorice.
Imagine a fine absinthe - the only one I'd genuinely describe as "fine" is the pricey La Fée Parisienne, as all the others have been chock full of artificial colours and flavouring - but somewhat dialed back on the alcohol and a little extra added sugar and some licorice extract. Deceptively strong (45% abv) yet exceptionally smooth and transparent ethanol (drinkable alcohol if you didn't already know), with aniseed and a little extra sugar sweetness, a touch of herbal bitters and a lingering licorice finish. If it wasn't for the added sugar (I'm trying to avoid diabetes in addition to just about dodging liver disease!) this would be a regular weekend delivery, x2 minimum, especially since it's frequently on a discount of around the £23 mark.
A**R
Nice
We usually buy Pernod as it's easily available in the supermarket, but I find this has a nicer mouthfeel and flavour.
T**O
the essence.
elixir. You either know it, or you don't.
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