- Chartreuse liqueur: a liqueur made since 1605. There are two kinds: yellow (jaune) and green (vert). The green one is too bitter, but the yellow one tastes great. It used to be drunk by monks for their health.
- Cointreau: The Cointreau distillery was made in 1849. The orange liqueur began in 1875, invented by Edouard Cointreau. It is bottled in a square-sided bottle. It contains both sweet and bitter orange peel.
- Grand Marnier: Grand Marnier has been made since 1880, from a secret recipe. The main ingredients are cognac and a kind of orange from the Caribbean
- 51 and Ricard
- Chambord: Chambord is a French liqueur made of black raspberries, made in the Loire valley, starting in the 17th century.
- Benedictine
- Suze
- Lillet: a wine-based aperitif containing wormwood
- Crème de framboise, mure, cassis
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