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Huana // Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Made in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Huana (wa-nah) liqueur is flavored with Guanabana (aka soursop) fruits that resemble spiky green pears and have white flesh.
The fruit is said to taste like a cross between strawberries and pineapple.
Made in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Huana (wa-nah) liqueur is flavored with Guanabana (aka soursop) fruits that resemble spiky green pears and have white flesh. The fruit is said to taste like a cross between strawberries and pineapple. This rum-based fruit liqueur is bottled at 30% ABV.
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Fruit LiqueursFruit(s) is the the dominant flavor for the liqueur. Often, but not always, the primary fruit flavor will be listed on the bottle. And sometimes the fruit will be listed in French. The base spirit is often neutral spirit, but other liquors such as brandy can be used. Sugar is added before bottling. ABV varies widely.
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Tasting Notes
"Initially quite aggressive on the nose, but a couple of minutes in the glass chills Huana out and reveals pleasant aroma reminiscent of almost overly ripe pear. On the palate, the pear flavor comes through, but pineapple flavor are also prominent. Of course, it’s hard to mistake the underlying rum flavor from which the liqueur made, as well as a slight but lingering bitter aftertaste. "
Added by
Anna Archibald
Score
84