Amarula Fruit Cream Liqueur

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Amarula Fruit Cream Liqueur
70cl / 17%
Distilled from the fermented fruit of the Marula tree, a native of the African plains. The spirit is aged for three years, then blended with cream. If you like Bailey's you should give this a try
£11.95
(£9.96 ex. VAT)
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CountrySouth Africa
Customer Reviews:
On the nose, a very light aroma of the exotic Marula fruit makes its way through your nostrils, with the taste almost bursting as it hits your throat. A sweet tang to it, it covers your palate nicely and gives off a slow release of Marula that lasts. This is a perfect serve over ice, but wouldn’t look out-of-place in a coffee, a B52 or even in a fruity Martini.
- Drinks Enthusiast, 23rd Sep '11
It is the smoothest, most interesting liquer I have tasted. I had it first (and bought it) on a Royal Carrribean cruise and since then a friend brought me back a large bottle while she was on another cruise. Now I finised that one and want to buy another one (or two).Ann Marie Sullivan, Brandon, FL, USA
- Ann Marie Sullivan, 27th Jun '11
LOVE my Amarula..just having some now actually as a boost while trying to write up my essays! It is way better than Baileys!
- anonymous, 14th Jan '11
Char10, whether it's safe or not is down to your own judgement, but for such a cheap bottle I don't think it's worth the risk. This is a dairy product after all.
- TWE Admin, 22nd Dec '10
No it should not curdle. If it does you shouldn't drink it. Have a look at their website. My bottle has been open in a dark cupboard for a few years but hasn't curdles. Safe or not???
- Char10, 21st Dec '10
It has been on my Christmas stocking list for 3 years. Lovely!
- anonymous, 27th Oct '10
love it finally got it here in the local liquor store in the US they only had one bottle had to buy it immediately enjoying it
- mimi, 27th Oct '10
I Love Amarula. I bought one In Kenya when i was coming to london and it is fantastic. I love the drink loads
- koko, 24th Sep '10
I love it!
- Edith, 18th Apr '10
My husband and I love Amarula we purchase 4-6 bottles everytime we go on a cruise and we have been on many cruises. Purchase this you won't regret it you can go on www.amarula.com to to download the receipes booklet. Good Luck
- Mary, 25th Feb '10
i love this drink bought a bottle in africa when i was there last week and had to change planes in paris and they took it off me said it would of been ok if it was in my case ?
- anonymous, 25th Jan '10
Amarula has a shelf life of up to two years. However, you should drink it up within 4 months from initial opening. Keep it at room temp.
- Chaka Zulu, 3rd Jan '10
have a bottle of marula fruit cream use by date is a year over due is it safe to drink it hasnt been opened anyone know?????
- anonymous, 5th Dec '09
I WAS A BAILEY'S fanactic; No more.
- anonymous, 28th Aug '09
Bearing in mind that you got it in Cape town, it was probably affected by the heat - you don't know how long the bottle was on the shelf before you bought it.
- anonymous, 27th Apr '09
Does Amarula curdle inside its sealed bottle? I purchased some from Duty Free at Cape Town International Airport and opened it the next day to find the cream all curdled and lumpy - not smooth as it purports to be. Anyone have any ideas on this?!
- M Bruce, 25th Apr '09
this is the drink of the gods - ambrosia!
- anonymous, 8th Dec '08
yoooo its the best ,nice and smooth i prefer it with Ice cream bt even without ice cream its nice
- meme, 15th Aug '08
Tried it as a sample recently at Afrika Afrika show. Excellent, better than the more famous brand of blended cream!!
- anonymous, 19th May '08
Its great...what can I say
- anonymous, 28th Nov '07
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