Dijon house that claims the original 1841 creme de cassis recipe, one of four entitled to the Creme de Cassis de Dijon name. Opens its site for educational and gourmet visits on cassis production.
Address: 5-9 Rue Etienne Dolet, 21000 Dijon, France, Burgundy
Sixth-generation Dijon liqueur house founded 1836, among the makers entitled to the Creme de Cassis de Dijon name, producing blackcurrant liqueur, fruit cremes and Burgundian aperitifs.
Tasting: No physical shop at the production address; products available through the online boutique
Dijon liqueur maker since 1874, one of only four houses entitled to label Creme de Cassis de Dijon. Produces classic blackcurrant liqueur plus a range of fruit cremes, guignolet and gin.
Tasting: Production site, not a regular public visitor cellar; products tasted at Dijon merchants
Sixth-generation Dijon liqueur house founded 1836, among the makers entitled to the Creme de Cassis de Dijon name, producing blackcurrant liqueur, fruit cremes and Burgundian aperitifs.
Tasting: No physical shop at the production address; products available through the online boutique
Distillers in Nuits-Saint-Georges since 1882, producing blackcurrant and red-fruit cremes alongside Marc de Bourgogne, Fine de Bourgogne, ratafia and Burgundian aperitifs.
Tasting: Production site not generally open to visitors; contact in advance
Liqueur house Vedrenne in Nuits-Saint-Georges, home of Le Cassissium, an educational and gourmet visitor centre on the history of blackcurrant liqueur ending in a tasting of the range.
Tasting: Le Cassissium guided visit with tasting; reservations mandatory
Dijon liqueur maker since 1874, one of only four houses entitled to label Creme de Cassis de Dijon. Produces classic blackcurrant liqueur plus a range of fruit cremes, guignolet and gin.
Tasting: Production site, not a regular public visitor cellar; products tasted at Dijon merchants
