Kwai Feh lychee liqueur

Product of: Netherlands

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Named after Lady Yang Kuei Fei, the beautiful concubine of the last emperor of the T'ang dynasty, Hsuan Tsung (A.D. 712-756). Lady Yang Kuei Fei loved fresh lychee fruit and the emperor had the fruit brought from Canton, Southern China 600 miles to his northern palace by guards on fast horses.

Flavoured with natural essences, Kwai Feh comes with a charming story about its Ming dynasty origins.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 10/07/2020

Appearance:

Clear, faint pink/peach.

Aroma:

Pungent lychee with faint jammy berry fruit and zesty citrus.

Taste:

Sweet and sour, somewhat acidic with concentrated lychee and faint raspberry herbal tea. Assertive citrus acidity and hints of rose water.

Aftertaste:

Lingering acidity with more pronounced, authentic lychee flavours continuing to build.

Overall:

Concentrated, slightly jammy lychee with assertive citrus acidity.