
Made with Ricard
Cocktails with Ricard
Ricard is a pastis, an anise and licorice-flavored aperitif, created by Paul Ricard in 1932. The Ricard brand is the global leader in anise based alcohols, with more than 40 million litres of Ricard sold each year. Its main competitor...
Open this page when ricard is one of the ingredients already on hand and you want drinks where it is doing real work, not just showing up in the background.
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Ricard is a pastis, an anise and licorice-flavored aperitif, created by Paul Ricard in 1932. The Ricard brand is the global leader in anise based alcohols, with more than 40 million litres of Ricard sold each year. Its main competitor is Pastis 51, which currently belongs to the Pernod Ricard group, and is produced and distributed by the Pernod Company. Ricard is a French public company founded in 1932 in Marseille, France, by Paul Ricard. It currently belongs to the Pernod Ricard group. Ricard is the first spirit brand in France regarding the volumes sold or turnover.
What to make
Drinks built around ricard.
Start with the top cards if you just want the clearest examples, then filter when you want to push toward a different spirit, style, or level of effort.
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2 cocktails
Follow the flavor
Lead with the flavor in your head and let the right lane answer back.
This is the better route when taste matters more than bottle choice. Each card leans into a distinct flavor mood rather than a rigid spirit category.
Citrus with lift
Bright, brisk drinks with snap, freshness, and the kind of finish that keeps the whole glass feeling awake.
See the bright, fizzy sideOrange afterglow
Rounder, juicier drinks that land softer and easier - less snap, more glow, more instant appeal.
Open the softer citrus picksTropical side trip
Softer, sweeter, and more playful - the lane for beach-leaning flavors, warmer energy, and a little escapism.
Take the tropical detourTry it another way
These next steps help if you want to widen back out from one ingredient to a bottle, a broader lane, or the strongest all-rounders.

