Cyrano, distilled from white wine with roots dating from the 14th century, and crafted in very small quantities in Gascony, France. Land of troubadours, poets and musketeers.
"I love Armagnac. In cocktails, on the rocks, and in sips ...and also love drinking it straight from the barrel" Cyrano, 1650
Armagnac is one of the many fine gastronomic delights that the French offer the world.
While traditionally served "neat", Armagnac has proven to be a very mixable spirit enjoyed in such classic cocktails as the Sazerac, Sidecar and the Vieux Carré. Recently, Blanche (white) Armagnac has also been launched making it a perfect base for any classic or complex cocktail.
A new standard of Super Premium spirits exclusively designed for bartenders and sommeliers. From the spirit, to the bottle, to the story.
Armagnac must be matured in oak barrels. Oak barrels are permeable and they absorb a significant amount of liquid over time. As much as 5% of the volume of the new spirit we put into a cask will be quickly absorbed into the thirsty wood when it is initially filled – but it does not stop there.
Armagnac is tasted like wine, in three steps and three parts of your body are used: eyes, nose and mouth.
Cyrano is a poet and a soldier, a brawler and an incurable romantic… a hero. The first among men and totally lost among women. Blessed with being brilliant at everything, cursed by having the biggest nose in all of France.
Cyrano is hopelessly in love with Roxane, but he is too ashamed to confess his love for fear of rejection, so instead becomes a protector, a confidante and friend.
This highly mixable beverage is enjoyed in classic cocktails such as Sours, Martinis and the ever-popular Margarita. Shake & Stir !
by Tricia
- 1 1/2 Oz Roxane
- 1/2 Oz Combier Pêche de Vigne
- 1 Oz Fresh squeezed Lime
- 1/2 Oz Liquid Alchemist Orgeat
- 1 Egg White
Shake, After Shake & Strain
Garnish with Angostura
- 3/4 Oz lime juice•
- 3/4 Oz Honey syrup
- 1 1/2 Oz ROXANE
Shake with ice. Strain into a chilled Cocktail glass
Garnish with lime zest
by Tricia
- 1 1/2 Oz Roxanne
- 1/2 Oz Ferrand Dry Curaçao
- 1/2 Oz Liquid Alchemist Grenadine
- 3/4 Oz Fresh squeezed Lime
Shake & Strain up into Cocktail Glass
Garnish with Lime wheel
by Cesar
- 3/4 Oz Basil Syrup
- 1 watermelon slice
- 3/4 Oz lime juice
- 2 Oz Roxane
Muddle
Shake and strain in a cocktail glass
Garnish with a watermelon chunk
by Cesar
- 1 Oz lime juice
- 1 Oz Falernum Syrup
- 2 Oz green chili infused Roxane
- 6 coriander leaves
- 3 slices cucumber
Shake with ice. Strain into an Old Fashioned glass filled with ice.
Garnish with Cucumber and a mint sprig.
by Christiano Beretta (Black Pearl, Melbourne)
- 3 Oz ROXANE
- 1 barspoon of sugar syrup
- 1 barspoon of maraschino
- 1 barspoon of Absinthe
- 1 dash of Angostura bitters- Champagne
Put all of the ingredients except for the champagne into a mixing glass, fill with ice cubes, chill by mixing with a spoon then filter into a champagne goblet.
Top up with Champagne
Garnish with a Lemon Zest
Top up with champagne and decorate with the lemon zest.
by Francesco Turrini (Milk and Honey, London)
- 2 Oz ROXANE
- 1 Oz Lillet blanc
- 2 bar spoons Campari
- 1 bar spoon Maraschino Liqueur
- I Orange Zest
Put all of the ingredients into a mixing glass, fill with ice cubes, chill the blend by mixing with a spoon, then filter into a pre-chilled cocktail glass.
Extract the orange zest above the glass then decorate with a maraschino cherry.
- 4 Oz tomato-clam juice (Clamato)
- 3 dashes salt
- 3 dashes black pepper
- 2 dashes Tabasco sauce
- 4 dashes Worcestershire sauce
- 1 1/2 Oz Roxane
Shake with ice. Strain into an ice filled Highball glass, rimmed with celery salt.
Garnish with basil leafs and cherry tomatoes.

Cocktail made by @black_birdy with Roxane Blanche Armagnac.