Lillet Blanc

Colour : Golden.
Nose : Flowery.
Mouth : Aromas of candied oranges, honey, pine resin and exotic fruits. Full and fleshy on the palate.
Finish : Long aromas.

Est. 1872
Jean Lillet came from Saint-Morillon in Gironde and moved to Podensac, a small town near Sauternes in the Graves region, in 1680. His descendants Raymond and Paul Lillet, merchants of fine wines, liqueurs and spirits, founded Lillet in 1872. They created Bordeaux’s first and only aperitif, known as Kina Lillet until the 1970s when it became simply Lillet, a blend of Bordeaux wines and handcrafted fruit liqueurs produced in Podensac.