Name: Amarula Coco
Prep time: 5 min
Ingredients: 1 part Amarula Cream Liqueur; 1 part coconut water; crushed ice

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Christmas came a little early to my house this year. I happened to be one of the lucky three who won an AMARULA Holiday Barista Box and what a treat. Not honestly sure what to expect but my gosh it was a fun pre-Christmas treat. Included in the box was a few recipes that we just had to try, first up AMARULA Coco.

This tasty little cocktail will have you clamouring for a refill. Well at least that was my reaction. And you know me and my cocktails, if I love it I share it. Remember the Dude Shack, another tasty liquor cocktail for the cold weather.

AMARULA Cream

AMARULA is a premium spirit with an exotic natural taste, made from the fruit of the sacred Marula tree. The tree grows wild and uncultivated in the subequatorial regions of Africa.

After I received the AMARULA Cream I had to check out the history of course. Here isna fun fact for you, Marula fruits are actually handpicked by local communities before being naturally fermented and distilled in copper pot stills. After that, the spirit is then matured for 2 years in aged oak barrels. Fermentation is what imparts the wood spice characteristics of vanilla and caramel into the spirit liquid.

These distinctive flavours are naturally enhanced by the addition of cream, to create a rich and velvety smooth taste.

What does marula fruit taste like?

Fully ripe marula fruits are tart, with a pleasant sweet-and-sour taste. In the centre of each fruit is a large nut stone, which contains a soft macadamia-like nut kernel. The highly nutritious kernels, which can be eaten raw and roasted, are rich in antioxidants.

What You Need for the AMARULA Coco

Now let’s get shaking shall we, time to create a fun cocktail.

- part Amarula Cream Liqueur
- 1 part coconut water
- crushed ice

How to Create The AMARULA Coco Drink

In a cocktail shaker, mix Amarula with coconut water
and shake on crushed ice.
Pour the refreshing mix into a martini glass and serve chilled.

Here is another fun fact, while we get ready to sip our cocktail. The African marula tree which is also locally called the Elephant tree or the Marriage Tree. Guess that explains the big hint on the label lol.

Amarula Coco

A tasty light cocktail, made with liquor so not quite the quick of ome spirited drinks

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Course: Drinks

Cuisine: Canada

Keyword: Amarula Cocktail

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Servings:

Author: Linda

Equipment

Cocktail Shaker
Glass

Ingredients

1 part Amarula Cream Liqueur
1 part coconut water
crushed ice

Instructions

In a cocktail shaker, mix Amarula with coconut water and shake on crushed ice. Pour the refreshing mix into a martini glass and serve chilled.
Serve and Enjoy!

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