What can I make with all three?

Margaritas and cosmopolitans from the Triple Sec, Hugo spritzes and elderflower fizzes from the Fleur de Sureau, mules and ginger highballs from the Ingembre.

Is this cheaper than buying them separately?

Yes. The set is priced below the three bottles bought individually.

Giffard France Liqueur Collection (3 × 700 mL)

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Three Giffard liqueurs — the orange, the elderflower and the ginger — and most cocktails need one of them.

$104.99 $1.48 / fl oz

How they compare · 1.5 fl oz (44 mL)

CaloriesSugar

Triple Sec700 mL

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Elderflower Liqueur700 mL

51 kcal

11.7 g

Ginger Liqueur700 mL

51 kcal

11.7 g

We standardize these for comparison. Each label as printed is in Nutrition & ingredients.

About Liqueur Collection

Three bottles that between them cover most of what an alcohol-free cocktail list actually calls for.

Triple Sec is the orange one — margaritas, cosmopolitans, sidecars. Fleur de Sureau is elderflower, floral and light, which is what a Hugo spritz or a French 75 riff is built on. Ingembre is ginger, warm and sharp, and it does the work in a mule or anything wanting heat.

All three are made in Angers by maceration and infusion rather than by taking alcohol out of something, and all three are 700 mL, so this is a bar's worth of range rather than a tasting set.

What is inside

Triple Sec(1 × 700 mL)
Orange peel liqueur without the alcohol, for a margarita or a sidecar that still tastes built.
- Bitter orange
- Sweet orange
- Citrus oils
- Clean finish
Elderflower Liqueur(1 × 700 mL)
Delicate elderflower with lychee, citrus, and floral elegance.
- Elderflower
- Lemon
- Floral lift
Ginger Liqueur(1 × 700 mL)
Warm, lemony, bitter and earthy notes with a hint of lemongrass.
- Ginger
- Lemon
- Warm heat

Key ingredients

Elderflower Liqueur: Elderflower
Ginger Liqueur: Ginger

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Product details

What it is

Alcohol: 0.0%Measured, and stated to one decimal place.
Process: Never AlcoholizedIt was never alcoholic, so nothing was removed.
Origin: France
Size: 3 × 700 mL
Producer: Giffard France

Tasting & Pairing

Pair: Triple SecMargarita, Cosmopolitan, Sidecar, Anywhere a recipe says triple secElderflower LiqueurHugo spritz, Elderflower fizz, Sparkling wine alternativeGinger LiqueurMule, Ginger highball, Dark and stormy riff

Pouring it

Style: Triple SecAperitif
Serve: Over ice, or a measure in a cocktail where it does the sweetening.
Store: Cool and out of direct sunlight. Store cool and dark, and finish each bottle within four months of opening.

Nutrition & ingredients

Nutrition

Per 30 ml	Calories	Total Fat	Sodium	Total Carbohydrate	Total Sugars	Includes Added Sugars	Protein
Elderflower Liqueur	35 kcal	0 g	32 mg	8 g	8 g	8 g	0 g
Ginger Liqueur	35 kcal	0 g	29 mg	8 g	8 g	8 g	0 g

Ingredients

Elderflower Liqueur: Water, sugar, elderflower infusion (white wine vinegar, elderflower), concentrated lemon juice, natural elderflower flavoring with other natural flavorings, preservatives (potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate).
Ginger Liqueur: Water, sugar, ginger infusion (white wine vinegar, ginger), concentrated lemon juice, natural ginger flavoring with other natural flavorings, preservatives (potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate).

About Giffard France

Everything from this producer

A Loire Valley liqueur house founded by a pharmacist in 1885, still run by his descendants.

In the heatwave of 1885 the owner of the Grand Hotel in Angers asked the pharmacist next door for something to relieve his guests. Émile Giffard had been studying mint, and what he handed back was a clear liqueur steam-distilled from Mitcham peppermint. He named it Menthe-Pastille after the mint sweets of the day, and within the year he had turned the pharmacy into a distillery.

Maison Giffard has stayed in the family since — five generations now, working from Avrillé just outside Angers, drawing fruit and botanicals from the orchards of the Loire Valley.

The alcohol-free range came out of the same room and the same fruit as the liqueurs, and the family were explicit that it had to be made the Giffard way rather than bought in.

Producer: Giffard France
Based in: Angers, France
Founded: 1885
Founder: Émile Giffard
Process: Never Alcoholized
Sizes: 700 mL and 350 mL
Site: giffard.com/en

New to Liqueur?

A liqueur is flavor plus sugar, and with no alcohol the sugar carries more of the weight. That makes the per-serving sugar figure the number to read here, more than anywhere else on the site.

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Common questions

What can I make with all three?: Margaritas and cosmopolitans from the Triple Sec, Hugo spritzes and elderflower fizzes from the Fleur de Sureau, mules and ginger highballs from the Ingembre.
Are these full-size bottles?: Yes, three 700 mL bottles.
Is this cheaper than buying them separately?: Yes. The set is priced below the three bottles bought individually.

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