prunelle

/pruːˈnɛl/
noun
  1. A small, dark purple fruit similar to a plum; a wild plum.
    • She picked a handful of prunelles from the hedgerow to make jam.
    • Prunelles are often used in traditional European liqueurs.
    • The prunelle tree in the old orchard was heavy with fruit.
  2. A type of liqueur made from wild plums.
    • The bartender mixed a cocktail using prunelle and lemon juice.
    • She bought a bottle of prunelle as a souvenir from the French countryside.
    • After dinner, he offered everyone a glass of chilled prunelle.