Amarula 375ml
★★★★★ 5.0 (1 review)Picture dessert in a glass, only smoother. Amarula is that silky, caramel-soft sip you reach for once the plates are cleared and nobody's in a rush. Pour it over a couple of ice cubes, let it go cold and a little melty, and suddenly a quiet Tuesday feels like a treat. The 375ml is the perfect just-for-us size, no commitment, all comfort.
First whiff is pure sweet hello: caramel, honey, a warm toffee thing. Then the cream takes over and it goes properly velvety, like butterscotch that decided to relax. Underneath is the marula fruit itself, a bright citrusy-nutty tang that stops it ever feeling sickly, plus a faint vanilla-and-spice warmth on the finish from two years in oak. Smooth the whole way down, never sharp.
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Where it's from
This one's pure South Africa. It starts with the marula tree, which fruits just once a year at the end of summer and is loved so much by elephants that locals call it the elephant tree. The ripe fruit is hand-gathered in Limpopo, fermented into a kind of marula wine, then double-distilled (the second pass runs through copper pots first built for cognac) and aged in oak for two years before being blended with fresh dairy cream. Wild fruit, a lot of patience, and that famous velvet result.
Good to know
- What is the price of Amarula 375ml?
Amarula 375ml is KSh 1,399 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Amarula Cream 375ml taste like?
Sweet and seriously velvety. Think caramel, toffee and butterscotch up front, fresh cream through the middle, and a bright citrusy-nutty marula tang with a little oak-spice warmth on the finish.
- What is the ABV of Amarula Cream?
17% alcohol by volume. It's a cream liqueur, so it's gentle and easy to sip, not a spirit you'd shoot.
- How do I serve it?
Cold, over ice, in a short tumbler is the classic. It's also brilliant stirred into hot coffee or poured over vanilla ice cream.
- What's it made from?
Wild marula fruit, hand-harvested in Limpopo, fermented and double-distilled, aged two years in oak, then blended with fresh cream.
- Where is Amarula from?
South Africa. The fruit comes from the marula tree, also known as the elephant tree because elephants love its fruit.
- Does it need to be refrigerated?
Store it somewhere cool and out of sunlight. Once opened, since it's made with real cream, keep it chilled and enjoy it within a few weeks.
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Amarula 375ml price in Kenya
Buy Amarula 375ml online in Nairobi, Kenya. Available in 3 sizes — 375 ml at KSh 1,399, 750 ml at KSh 2,559, 1000 ml at KSh 2,789 — with fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within 30 minutes, or next-day countrywide.
