Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur | 700ML

Introduction

Liqueur: Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur | 700ML

A deliciously tangy orange liqueur, produced with a blend of bitter Seville oranges grown in Mexico’s Yucatn state, and sweeter Naranja oranges. With a dash of sugar cane juice for balance, this will be ideal for Margaritas and the like.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40%ABV)

Origin: Mexico

Distillery: Casa D’Aristi

A deliciously tangy orange liqueur, produced with a blend of bitter Seville oranges grown in Mexico’s Yucatn state, and sweeter Naranja oranges. With a dash of sugar cane juice for balance, this will be ideal for Margaritas and the like.

Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Fruity and herbaceous hints of green tea.

Palate: The palate offers notes of bittersweet orange peel, green tea, ginger and sweet orange marmalade.

Finish: Finish is very smooth and long.

Distillery Information

Casa DAristi is a small producer located in the Yucatan peninsula in the beautiful town of Merida, Mexico. Don Carlos Aristi, the founder, had a heart for adventure. He set off at the age of 19 to travel the Yucatan peninsula in search of Mayan culture and history. He discovered Blache, an ancestral drink of the Maya. In 1935, Don Carlos returned home to create his own version of the unique anise and honey laced brilliant liqueur, DAristi Xtabentun. Several generations later, DAristi Xtabentun remains a cornerstone of the distillery. Casa DAristi now features Kalani, 100% coconut liqueur, Huana Gunabana liqueur, and Ron Caribe Mexican sugarcane-molasses rum. The Aristi family is committed to producing high quality selections reflecting authentic flavors of the Yucatan. They take pride in sustainable production practices, maintaining close relationships with the farming communities with a focus on keeping their products free of additives and flavorings.