John D. Taylor's Velvet Falernum Liqueur

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alc./vol:
11%

Proof:
22°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Product of: Product of Barbados Barbados

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Velvet Falernum A liqueur sweetened with sugar cane, its flavour comes from an infusion of botanicals including lime peel, almonds and cloves. Developed by Sir John Taylor Mountjoy of Bridgetown, Barbados in 1890, the label depicts two gold medals, one of which was won in 1923 at a Bajan agricultural exhibition.
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A liqueur sweetened with sugar cane, its flavour comes from an infusion of botanicals including lime peel, almonds and cloves. Developed by Sir John Taylor Mountjoy of Bridgetown, Barbados in 1890, the label depicts two gold medals, one of which was won in 1923 at a Bajan agricultural exhibition.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 17/01/2016

Appearance

Clear, amber with very slight green tinge.

Aroma

Candied lime zest with pronounced clove and more subtle nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom and lemon thyme. Faint note of old-fashioned oil paint.

Taste

Sweet, syrupy, candied lime zest with supporting clove spice.

Aftertaste

Lime zest and lime cordial with sharp zesty lime acidity.

Overall

This Bajan liqueur is a good alternative to sugar for sweetening cocktails with flavours of candied lime zest and clove.

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 7 24803 00072 1
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap

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