Liqueurs | Coffee, Herbal, Cream & Fruit

Q: What is the difference between a liqueur and a spirit?

A spirit is distilled alcohol without added sweetener. A liqueur is a spirit with added sugar plus flavoring from fruits, herbs, spices, or cream. The added sugar is what defines a liqueur — amaretto, Cointreau, Baileys, Campari, and Chartreuse are all liqueurs despite different profiles and ABV levels.

Q: What is the difference between a liqueur and a cordial?

In the US, cordial and liqueur are used interchangeably on labels and in bars. Outside the US, cordial can refer to non-alcoholic fruit syrup. At Wooden Cork, cordials and liqueurs are the same category — sweetened, flavored spirits for sipping or cocktail use.

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Rapa Giovanni Walnut Liqueur

Rapa Giovanni

Marie Brizard Peach Liqueur

Marie Brizard

Dorda Coconut Liqueur

Dorda

Carolans Salted Caramel Cream Liqueur

Carolans

Stirrings Ginger Liqueur

Stirrings

Bouvery Chocolate Liqueur 375ml

Bouvery

Fassbind Les Vieilles Barriques Vieille Cerise

Fassbind

Tuvè Amaro Black Note Liqueur

Kahlúa Dunkin' Caramel Swirl Cream Liqueur

Kahlua

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Baileys Cream Liqueur Coffee Toffee Non-Dairy Made With Oat Milk

Baileys

Giffard Cafe Du Honduras Liqueur

Giffard

Ancho Reyes Barrica Licor De Chile Ancho

Gran Gala Triple Orange Liqueur

Gran Gala

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99 Brand Root Beer Schnapps 750ml

99 Brand

99 Brand Butterscotch Schnapps 750ml

99 Brand

Marie Brizard Yuzu Liqueur

Marie Brizard

BOLS Peach Schnapps Liqueur 42 Proof

BOLS

Product photo of Lucky Falernum Liqueur, handcrafted in Washington USA, showcasing its dark red liquid, bright red screw cap, and white label with bold pink 'LUCKY' text and 'FALERNUM' in a distinctive grid containing a small portrait

Brovo Spirits Lucky Falernum Liqueur

Brovo Spirits

Védrenne Coconut Liqueur

Védrenne

Leopold Bros. American Orange Liqueur

Leopold Bros.

Photograph of a Granier Mon Pastis bottle with amber liquid, a silver cap, a white label featuring a bold red Granier banner, a red '45' alcohol percentage, and text referencing Marseille and Cavaillon

Granier Mon Pastis 1L

Pastis Slaur

Briottet Crème de Banane Banana Liqueur

Briottet

Cava Antigua Nut Cream

Cava Antigua

Jim Beam Kentucky Fire Cinnamon Liqueur with Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml

Jim Beam

Mozart Chocolate Coconut Cream Liqueur

Mozart

RumChata Pineapple Cream

RumChata

A gold pineapple-shaped Pinaq Original Tropical Liqueur bottle with a shimmering faceted diamond pattern and a white label indicating it is a Product of Holland crafted with French VSOP Cognac Dutch Vodka and Passion Fruit

Piñaq Original (Passion Fruit)

Piñaq

Whipshots Lime Vodka Infused Whipped Cream by Cardi B 200ml

Whipshots

Hiram Walker Peach Schnapps

Hiram Walker

Malibu Flavored Caribbean Rum with Mango Liqueur

Malibu

99 Brand Long Island Iced Tea Schnapps 750ml

99 Brand

99 Brand Whipped Cream Schnapps 750ml

99 Brand

99 Brand Black Cherry Schnapps 750ml

99 Brand

Cardenal Mendoza Angelus Liqueur Original Recipe

Cardenal Mendoza

Arvero Il Limoncello

Arvero

Clear glass bottle of Schladerer Wald Himbeergeist featuring a gold cap, green wax seal, embossed crest, and cream label with "Brennkunst seit 1844" in gold text

Alfred Schladerer Raspberry

Alfred Schladerer

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Liqueurs at Wooden Cork span cream, herbal, fruit, nut, and coffee styles from hundreds of producers worldwide. Discover customer favorites like Baileys Irish Cream, Grand Marnier, Chartreuse, and Luxardo.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a liqueur and a spirit?

A spirit is a distilled alcohol without added sweetener — vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, and tequila are all spirits. A liqueur is a spirit with added sugar (minimum sweetness levels vary by country and style) plus flavoring from fruits, herbs, spices, cream, or other sources. The added sugar is what makes a liqueur a liqueur: amaretto, Cointreau, Baileys, Campari, and Chartreuse are all liqueurs despite very different flavor profiles and ABV levels. Some liqueurs are made from a single base spirit with one dominant flavoring; others — like Chartreuse — are complex blends of dozens of botanicals.

What is the difference between a liqueur and a cordial?

In the United States, “cordial” and “liqueur” are used interchangeably on bottle labels and in bars. Outside the US, “cordial” can refer to a non-alcoholic fruit syrup (diluted with water to drink). At Wooden Cork, cordials and liqueurs are the same category — sweetened, flavored spirits intended for sipping or cocktail use.