Chamarel Coconut Liqueur
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About the Chamarel distillery
The Chamarel distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Chamarel have been reviewed 759 times with an average of 7.6/10.
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I tried it today at the distillery at Chamarel after a short tour. The distillery has a seasonal break now and will resume operation during the sugar cane harvest around August. The sugar cane is grown by the distillery, they use both green and red types. Distillery owns a column and a pot still. This one was from a series of liqueurs. I can imagine as part of a cocktail or over a chunk of ice. Ton of sugar is felt.
Geht zum zwischendurch trinken. Vermutlich aber besser zum mischen. Es gibt bessere Chamarels…
Nase Essig, Abgang Essig.. Alles aber kein Cocunut..
Zu süß, Alkohol nicht gut eingebunden obwohl kaum welcher drin ist. Schmeckt ziemlich künstlich