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Mozart
Chocolate Coconut Liqueur

Category: Chocolate Liqueur

Date Tasted: 8/21/2024

Country: Austria

Alcohol: 15%

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90 Points

Gold Medal

Exceptional

$29

Mozart
Chocolate Coconut Liqueur

Category: Chocolate Liqueur

Date Tasted: 8/21/2024

Country: Austria

Alcohol: 15%

Milk white color. Aromas and flavors of coconut cream, vanilla cream, white chocolate and butter cream, and nutmeg with a creamy, vibrant, off-dry medium-full body and an interesting, medium-length finish with notes of coconut cream, butter cream, hazelnut milk, and white chocolate. Rich and creamy white chocolate with traces of coconut cream; a lovely and decadent dessert sipper.

Tasting Info

	Style:	Rich & Full
	Aroma:	coconut cream, vanilla cream, white chocolate and butter cream, and nutmeg
	Flavor:	Same as aromas with notes of coconut cream, butter cream, hazelnut milk, and white chocolate
	Smoothness:	Normal
	Enjoy:	in cocktails and on the rocks
	Cocktails:	Amaretto Sour, Pimm's Cup
	Bottom Line:	Rich and creamy white chocolate with traces of coconut cream; a lovely and decadent dessert sipper.

The Producer or Importer

Marussia Beverages USA

45 Horsehill Road, Suite 106A

Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927

USA

1 973-993-8450

www.ourniche.com

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Chocolate Liqueur

Serve in a Copita

About

Chocolate Liqueur

Chocolate liqueur falls into three categories: chocolate liqueur, chocolate creme liqueur and creme de cacao. Most are lightly sweet and are consumed on their own after dinner. Chocolate liqueur is made from a base of either whisky or vodka and is often used in baking or cooking as well as mixing cocktails due to its alcohol content. Chocolate cream liqueur is the base of chocolate liqueur but with cream and often other flavor profiles like vanilla.