Safari Fruit Liqueur, 70 cl

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Yet, old documentation proves that this liqueur was once available in a whole variety of colors: white, orange, blue, red, and green. The creamy consistency combined with the exceptionally fruity taste makes for a long-lasting finish with a pleasant sweetness. The climate is much too dry, and the sun is way too intense. The oranges turned out inedible as they were way too bitter. Curaçao is the name of the island where the main ingredient of the liqueur grows. It is one of the ABC islands in the Caribbean Sea, located just 60 miles off the coast of Venezuela.

Recognized for its exceptional quality, Safari Flavoured Liqueur has received numerous accolades and awards from prestigious industry experts. Its unique flavor profile and impeccable craftsmanship have earned it high praise and recognition.

Already optically Exotic Fruit Flavoured Liqueur 1,0L is a highlight. The light orange tone of the creamy drop gives an aesthetic foretaste of its fruitiness. The elegant design of the bottle also looks good and is also an ideal gift idea. Serving ideas The base spirit is often a neutral grain spirit, but it could also be any other type of liquor. Brandy (Grand Marnier), Rum (Rum Chata), and Whiskey (Baileys) are just a few examples of this. The majority of fruit liqueurs contain around 20% of alcohol. However, the full range of ABVs starts at around 15% and goes all the way up to 40%, sometimes even higher. How is a fruit liqueur made?

The company behind the sweet and fruity liqueur is Diageo. Diageo is one of the largest beverage companies operating worldwide in over 180 countries. Besides the little-known Safari, they own many of the most famous liquor brands like Johnny Walker, Lagavulin, Ciroc, Ketel One, Bulleit, Baileys, Guinness, Don Julio, and countless more.

The tropical liqueur has been around for a long time. Yet, many have never heard of it. Even those who know about Safari liqueur have no clue who actually produces it.

The Bols company, a famous Amsterdam Distilling company, developed a liqueur based on oils in the peels of Laraha fruits growing in Curaçao. These green-skinned Lahara oranges are inedible as they're intensely bitter. Safari liqueur is a sweet and fruity liqueur made of various tropical fruits. The liqueur contains 20% ABV and is from a small distillery in Amsterdam, Netherlands.At 20% alcohol by volume, Safari Flavoured Liqueur strikes the perfect balance between smoothness and intensity. Each sip delivers a harmonious blend of rich flavors, carefully selected to create a truly captivating taste profile. Both liqueurs are closely related and share a distinct orange flavor, but Curaçao tends to taste a bit more bitter. In general, Triple Sec is transparent, whereas (Blue) Curaçao is colored. Also, the base spirit differs as Curaçao is made from cane spirits, and the base of Triple Sec is a sugar beet spirit.

This unintended new version of oranges was named Citrus Aurantium Currassuviensis, meaning the golden orange of Curaçao. The locals call it Laraha. Out of Africa: Safari, pineapple juice, Vodka, orange juice, grapefruit juice, and homemade Grenadine Additionally, some products mature in wooden barrels to develop a more complex flavor profile. Some distillers leave the liqueurs to rest for only a month, others let them age for 6, 9, and even 12 months. 15 Best Fruit Liqueurs You Have to Try Larahas are soaked in water and alcohol for a few days before removing the peel. Peels and spices are then put in a gunny bag soaks for about three days in 96% pure sugar cane alcohol.Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao are those three tiny islands belonging to the territories of the Dutch Kingdom. But long before the Dutch claimed ownership of the ABC islands, the Spanish controlled them. And the Spanish tried to monetize this ownership. Mango, papaya, passion fruit and various citrus fruits can be found in the Safari Exotic Fruit Flavoured Liqueur 1,0L. It is a feat to blend them harmoniously and to present them wonderfully balanced. But this is exactly what is achieved with the exotic liqueur produced in the Netherlands. Already in the fragrance it shows its diverse fruity notes, which are present but always perfectly balanced. The sweetness of the South Sea fruits, for example, is in perfect harmony with the acid-tart citrus notes. The exotic impression continues on the palate. Safari Exotic Fruit Flavoured Liqueur 1.0L is mild, soft and creamy with 20 % vol. - especially the mango and orange impress with their harmonious and balanced ratio. The finish is long, sweet and full of fruit aromas. Already an optical highlight Have you ever tried a spicy liqueur? Try Ancho Reyes, a Mexican Chile liqueur that's great in spicy Margaritas. Tastewise, Blue Curaçao is quite close to Triple Sec. It has a delicate sweet orange flavor with a slightly bitter aftertaste.Comparing it to a Triple Sec, it is less sweet but has more intense bitter notes from the laraha oranges.