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Ricard Pastis de Marseille, 70cl - French Anise Liqueur

2841P

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73 days 371 days · current 141 days 17 days 12 days 0 93 186 278 371 £22-23 £23-25 £25-26 £26-28 £28-29 Days at Price

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Most common range: £23-25 (371 days, 60.4%)

Price range: £22 - £29

Price levels: 5 price ranges over 614 days

Description

In 1932, a decree legalised the production and sale of aniseed beverages at 40% alcohol. Paul Ricard had just created the original recipe for his pastis, which he named after himself: “Ricard.” Paul Ricard was only 23 years old when he created his Pastis de Marseille. A legendary and daring entrepreneur, Paul Ricard gave the brand a unique identity that made it stand out. This also marked the first time the word “Pastis” appeared on the label of an anise-flavoured aperitif. Derived from the Provencal word “pastisson” and the Italian “pasticchio” (both meaning “mixture” or “blend”), it signalled a new era. In 1938, Ricard obtained authorisation to market all aniseed spirits at 45% instead of 40%. Today, more than 90 years later, his iconic recipe, based on historic expertise that remains unchanged, inspiring a diverse range of drinks made with natural ingredients. Ingredients Water, Alcohol, Sugar, Natural Extracts of Liquorice, of Aniseed 2%, Burned Sugar, Blend of Aromatic Plants Manufacturer Contact Information Pernod Ricard, Building 7, 566 Chiswick High Rd., Chiswick, London W4 5YG

Key Features

1. RICARD’S ICONIC RECIPE: Based on time-honoured expertise that remains unchanged, it is a unique blend of ingredients: star anise, fennel anise, licorice, and aromatic plants from Provence

2. PRODUCTION: Ricard, an expert in extraction and aromatic blending for over 90 years, creates all the natural extracts used in the product in southern France

3. BEST ENJOYED: Start by pouring 1 part (2 cl) of Ricard, then dilute with 5 to 7 parts (10–14 cl) of cold water and top with a few ice cubes

4. NOSE: The intense golden yellow Ricard releases notes of pure anise, accompanied by woody and herbal tones

5. PALATE: The freshness of anise is subtly balanced by the sweet, woody notes of liquorice

Product Specifications

Brand
Ricard
Model
2841P
Size
700
Format
Grocery
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
06 September 2017
Listed Since
19 January 2011

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