VISIT LE PALAIS
Four Benedictine liqueur bottles with red wax seals: D.O.M., B&B, Single Cask, and 1888 on a white surface.

The collection

The secret recipe of Bénédictine is said to date back to 1510 and is based on local plants enhanced by oriental spices.

Bottle of Bénédictine D.O.M. liqueur with dark green glass, a red wax seal, and a detailed gold and white label.

Bénédictine® D.O.M

Crafted at the heart of the flamboyant Palais Bénédictine in Fécamp, D.O.M is the subtle alchemy of 27 plants and spices.

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B&B liqueur bottle with a dark amber color, gold and black label, and unique rounded shape.

B&B

Born in the 1930s, at the height of Prohibition, from a dialogue between Bénédictine and a distinctive French brandy.

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Illustration of three connected distillation apparatuses with metallic textures and curved pipes.
Dark green bottle of Bénédictine Single Cask liqueur with a red wax seal and detailed gold and white label.

SINGLE CASK

A rare edition, signed by the Master Distiller of le Palais Bénédictine. A delicate association of Bénédictine liqueur and French brandy. Its balanced character is developed through maturation in small Limousin oak casks, in the cellars of le Palais.

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Three large wooden barrels with metal bands positioned side by side on a wooden platform.
Benedictine 1888 liqueur bottle with dark amber liquid, red wax seal, and black label with gold text.

1888

A unique combination of Bénédictine and fine French cognac.
1888, the year the distillery first opened its doors. This edition carries its legacy forward — a deeper, longer expression of Bénédictine, to be savoured like a visit to a monument.

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Man operating a distillation apparatus, pouring liquid into a wooden barrel with connected distillation tanks.