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John D. Taylor's Velvet Falernum
Velvet Falernum is a liqueur flavored with lime, almond, and spices. Today, John D Taylor's version — which some refer to as the original falernum — is produced by R.L.
Seale Ltd. in Barbados. The rum-based liqueur is bottled at 11% ABV and can be used in a variety of drinks such as swizzles, daiquiris, and Mai Tais among others.
Velvet Falernum is a liqueur flavored with lime, almond, and spices. Today, John D Taylor's version — which some refer to as the original falernum — is produced by R.L. Seale Ltd. in Barbados. The rum-based liqueur is bottled at 11% ABV and can be used in a variety of drinks such as swizzles, daiquiris, and Mai Tais among others.
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abv11.0
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Other LiqueursAll the other misfit liqueurs live here and deserve special recognition for thinking outside the box.
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Tasting Notes
"Pale yellow in color, John D. Taylor's Velvet Falernum smells sweet, and strongly of cloves and lime juice. On the palate, it's rich and thick, leaving a coating of slightly nutty, spiced, sugary flavor. A hint of lime prevents it from being excessively sweet, but this is a liqueur made to be mixed in cocktails like the Corn 'n' Oil rather than sipped on its own."
Added by
Anna Archibald
Score
92