Chambord Liqueur
An opulent French black raspberry liqueur kissed with cognac
Chambord is a luxurious black raspberry liqueur crafted in the Loire Valley of France. Inspired by a unique recipe from the late 17th century, it infuses rich red and black raspberries, Madagascar vanilla, Moroccan citrus peel, honey, and cognac.
Pairs with
Duck breast with raspberry reduction
Dark chocolate torte or fresh berry pavlova
Mild goat cheese or creamy Brie
Origin & serving
Loire Valley, France
Coupe
Chilled (45-52F)
According to legend, Chambord was inspired by a raspberry liqueur presented to King Louis XIV during his visit to the Chateau de Chambord in 1685. The modern brand was established to capture this classic French royal heritage using local estate-macerated fruits.
Chambord is produced at the historic La Sistiere chateau in Cour-Cheverny, in the Loire Valley. Its production method involves a multi-step maceration of whole fresh raspberries and blackberries followed by blending with fine French cognac.
