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Lillet Blanc White 750 ml
Lillet Blanc White 750 ml
Lillet Blanc White 750 ml
Lillet Blanc White 750 ml
Lillet Blanc White 750 ml
Lillet Blanc White 750 ml

Lillet Blanc White 750 ml

Lillet
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€18.49

Lillet Blanc is a classic French aperitif that delights with its light and pleasant taste. With its golden-orange color and citrus aroma with hints of apple and honey, each sip is a true feast for the senses. The balanced flavor begins with a subtle bitterness, quickly transitioning to a delicate sweetness, offering a smooth finish with notes of orange, honey, and herbs. Lillet Blanc is perfect both as a standalone option and as an ingredient in various cocktails, ideal for any occasion, from relaxing evenings to special celebrations with loved ones.

Capacity: 750 ml, alcohol content: 17%

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Capacity [ml]
750
Proper name
Lillet Blanc White
Alcohol content [%]
17
Packaging
Glass
Flavour
Dry
Country of origin
France
Color
White
Type
Still
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