Not Lillet SetClassic, with a striking label and near omnipresence in pop culture and art for over a century, a bottle of Lillet looks at least familiar to almost everyone. James Bond even called for it by name! But just like Q with an arsenal of gadgets, we've got some intriguing Lillet alternatives that James should explore. And that goes for all of us these three globe trotting exotics aren't for secret agent palates only. We highlight three producers from

adds interesting complexity to gin and vodka drinks

Arette has always prioritized quality over quantity

A sweet white wine fortified with an infusion of wild cherries and quinine in a neutral grape spirit

Bottled at 44% abv

Sanguinello blood oranges

Give me Daiquiris or give me nothing

Combier Orange Liqueur (750 ml)

and soursop

A classic Orange Bitters

with one older 17 barrel to lend depth to the bright

Acclaimed mixologist Jim Meehan’s magnum opus—and the first book to explain the ins and outs of the modern bar industry

As Singani is not recognized as its own spirit category in most of the world