Mandarine Napoleon

Mandarine Napoleon traces its legend to the Napoleonic era and a mandarin liqueur recipe associated with imperial France and Belgian liqueur-making craft. The brand was commercialised in the nineteenth century, turning that citrus-and-cognac idea into a lasting European liqueur name.

Its history gives it a more elevated position than standard orange liqueurs: part cocktail ingredient, part after-dinner drink, part old-world curiosity. For the trade, Mandarine Napoleon brings heritage, richness and a distinctive mandarin profile.