Garden Raspberry Fruit Liqueur by STILVOL. with German raspberries
Garden Raspberry Fruit Liqueur by STILVOL. is a raspberry liqueur made from regional berries, macerated in a rural small-batch distillery in Baden-Württemberg. With 19% alcohol, it is bold in color and fruit. Not a syrup with added alcohol, but midsummer captured in a bottle.
Garden Raspberry Fruit Liqueur is a raspberry liqueur by STILVOL. from Baden-Württemberg, crafted using German raspberries from the region. The brown apothecary bottle holds 500 ml and features a raspberry-red label; the liqueur itself contains 19% alcohol. When you open the bottle, you are instantly transported back to your grandparents' garden, right where the canes hung over the fence.
Midsummer in its most vibrant color
The raspberry liqueur tastes of ripe berries and their delicate seeds, sweet with a clear acidity that keeps the sweetness in check.
Raspberries are delicate and only release their aroma if they are allowed to ripen on the bush, which is why there are no long transport routes involved here. The berry in the liqueur is fruity, juicy, and fragrant, and it truly tastes just like what you get on your fingers when snacking in the garden. And there's always time for a little treat.
The red of the label picks up the tone of the fruit, muted like a ripe berry in the shade of the leaves, while the golden cap and brown apothecary bottle keep everything grounded. The series looks the same everywhere, only the color reveals what is inside.
From Spritz to Panna Cotta
The raspberry liqueur comes into play chilled, whether as an aperitif or at the end of a meal over dessert.
With sparkling wine and soda, it makes a raspberry spritz for an evening on the balcony; with tonic, a very straightforward long drink; and combined with peach, it becomes the ultimate summer drink. In the kitchen, a spoonful belongs over panna cotta, vanilla ice cream, or fresh strawberries, and in a prosecco glass with a single berry, it takes center stage.
Stored in a dark, cool place, the color remains vibrant and the fruit preserves its quality, as light is the only real enemy of this liqueur. It does not need a best-before date, because sugar and alcohol reliably take care of preservation.
German berries instead of long transport routes
Only German raspberries are used for this liqueur, macerated in a rural small-batch distillery, just as explicitly stated on the label.
With raspberries, this is not a marketing decision but a matter of physics, as hardly any other fruit loses its aroma as quickly as this one. Anyone making liqueur from widely traveled produce has to fill the gap with flavoring, and STILVOL. consciously avoids exactly that, as well as artificial coloring.
In the past, every grandmother made such liqueurs herself in preserving jars on the windowsill, using whatever the garden provided in July. This homemade tradition has become a bottle you no longer have to hide.
The fruity side of the range also includes the bittersweet quince liqueur made from two varieties, while the rosemary spirit made from garden herbs is significantly more robust. The entire assortment is available in the STILVOL. brand hub, and you can find more bottles of this kind in our selection of liqueurs. The raspberry liqueur works so reliably as a gift because everyone knows it, yet hardly anyone expects it to taste this authentic.