A liqueur is a spirit with a point of view — distilled alcohol infused with fruit, herbs, coffee, cream, nuts, or spice, then sweetened. That covers a lot of ground: a bitter Venetian aperitivo and a chocolate cream liqueur are technically cousins.
Most classic cocktails are impossible without them. No Margarita without orange liqueur, no Espresso Martini without coffee liqueur, no Spritz without a bitter red. Half a bar's personality lives on this shelf.
Tipxy carries more than 1,100 — from the icons to the small-batch oddities.
Ten flavor traditions — from bitter aperitivo to dessert cream, every one carried in depth.
Bitter reds, Venetian spritz classics, and digestif amari. The Italian tradition that opens the evening — and closes it.
Fernet, chartreuse-style botanicals, cinnamon and root blends. Bracing, complex, and beloved by bartenders everywhere.
Cointreau, Grand Marnier, triple sec. The most-used liqueur family in cocktails — no Margarita or Sidecar without it.
Kahlúa, cold-press craft, coffee amari. The Espresso Martini boom starts here — and ends in your White Russian.
Irish creams, RumChata, dessert pours. Silky, indulgent, and made for coffee, cocoa, or straight over ice.
Raspberry, peach, elderflower, melon. Producer-made fruit liqueurs that turn three ingredients into a cocktail.
Limoncello from the Amalfi Coast to Florida Meyer lemons. Sunshine in a chilled bottle — the classic Italian digestivo.
Chocolate liqueurs, dessert blends, and after-dinner indulgences. The nightcap shelf.
Amaretto, hazelnut, almond creams. Warm, toasty, and the secret to a proper Amaretto Sour.
Sambuca, anise, and licorice traditions from Rome to the Levant. Serve con la mosca — with three coffee beans.
Bottles our team is reaching for right now — across every flavor family.
Our Flavor Finder learns what you love. Tell us about a bottle you've enjoyed or build your flavor profile from scratch — we'll recommend bottles you're sure to love.
Find your flavorPrestige cuvées, discontinued recipes, and small-batch oddities — the liqueurs worth hunting.
Educational guides, classic cocktails, and stories from the Tipxy blog.
The aperitivo tradition explained — how botanicals turn wine into vermouth, and why your Negroni depends on it.
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