Giffard Sugar Cane Syrup (Sirop Sucre de Canne)

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Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Category: Processed beat/cane sugar syrups

Product of: Product of France France

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This sugar syrup is made from natural extracts of cane sugar and has no preservatives. It is comparable to homemade 2:1 (rich syrup) but without the faff.

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Sample not received so no tasting notes available.

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Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap

More about Giffard Sugar Cane Syrup

Produced by Giffard & Cie

Produced by Giffard & Cie

At the heart of Giffard & Cie is a family tradition of using fresh fruits and herbs to make liqueurs, and over four generations the family have mastered maceration and...

Owned by Giffard Family

Owned by Giffard Family

Avenue de la Violette, Avrillé, 49240, France
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UK distribution by Mangrove UK

UK distribution by Mangrove UK

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