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Home » Beverages » Alcohol » Liqueurs » Bauchant

Bauchant

Bauchant is a sweet liqueur made from Curaçao orange extracts combined with aged Napoléon brandies.

It is triple-distilled to give it a strong orange fragrance and taste. It comes in a rounded, dark brown glass bottle.

Bauchant is made by the Maison Roullet-Fransac in Chermignac, France (Chermignac is in the heart of the Cognac region.) The family-owned company, founded in 1838, also makes cognacs and the liqueur called Poirelle.

Bauchant is 40% abv.

Cooking Tips

Bauchant can be drunk straight up at room temperature or over ice, or used in dessert recipes. In France, it is used also for Margaritas.

Other names

French: Bauchant

This page first published: Jul 4, 2004 · Updated: Oct 4, 2020.

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Tagged With: French Food, French Liqueurs, Orange Liqueurs

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