Chambord Royale is one of many ways to enjoy Chambord, that most sexy of liqueurs – with champagne!
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Sexy. Luxurious. Magnificent. And so much more! I adore Chambord, a French liqueur made with blackberries, raspberries with a touch of vanilla, in a base of XO Cognac. It really is sexy, even the bottle is distinctive!
Now apparently, it was inspired by a black raspberry liqueur that was made for King Louis the XIV on his visit to Chateau Chambord. Let me just digress slightly and tell you that Chateau Chambord is awe inspiring with its blend of French medieval and Renaissance architecture. If you would like to learn more, head on over here.

How to make Chambord Royale
Chambord is a true delight to sip and mix in cocktails. Its nose is a complex combination of raspberry, honey, orange and vanilla. There are so many ways you can use this liqueur but one of my favourite ways of drinking it is with the simple but elegant Chambord Royale.
Champagne, Chambord, Raspberry – easy much?
If you don’t fancy wasting the champagne, a good sparkling wine will do too. A very popular alternative is:
Chambord and Prosecco

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Now, shall we get started?
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Chambord Royale (A Chambord Cocktail)
Ingredients
- 25 ml Chambord
- 125 ml Champagne
- 1 raspberry/blackberry
Instructions
- Lightly crush the raspberry and place in a champagne flute.
- Pour in the champagne.
- Add the Chambord and enjoy!
I like to boost this recipe with a half ounce of white rum. It adds depth to the flavour and make sure you sip it slowly!
That’s interesting, Malcolm. I shall have to give it a try. Merry Christmas!
I just love this. Thank you, they sound and look classy. Gong to get a bottle of Chambord tomorrow!
Oh thank you! I’ve never even heard of Chambord. Pencilled this in for our Christmas even party. Thank you!
Love it, cheers! I enjoyed your Chambord article too, highly illuminating!
Perfect! I’ve always wondered how to drink Chambord