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Normandy's herbal grande dame: 27 botanicals, a monastic legend, D.O.M. on every label.
Fécamp, Normandy, 1863
Wine merchant Alexandre Le Grand launched it in 1863, claiming he had rediscovered a 1510 elixir of the Benedictine monk Dom Bernardo Vincelli; the manuscript story remains unproven.
Twenty-seven flowers, herbs, roots, and spices are infused and distilled in batches, then blended, sweetened, and rested before bottling.
Honey and baking spice first, then saffron warmth and a long herbal hum; sweet, but with cathedral acoustics.
Did you know
D.O.M. stands for Deo Optimo Maximo, 'to God, most good, most great'. The Palais Bénédictine in Fécamp keeps a hall of hundreds of confiscated counterfeits; the house has pursued over a thousand imitators.
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