Tia Maria Liqueur Believed to be 1980s Bottling 70cl japanese wines

Tia Maria Liqueur Believed to be 1980s Bottling 70cl japanese winesTia Maria is a coffee liqueur that originated in Jamaica in the 1940s. During the 1980s, it was known for its rich flavor profile, attributed to its blend of Jamaican coffee beans, rum, vanilla, and sugar. At that time, Tia Maria had an alcohol content of approximately 26. 5% ABV. Tasting Notes: Aroma: Intense coffee aroma, complemented by notes of chocolate and pipe tobacco. Palate: The initial taste reveals a strong coffee character, followed by

Sweet with a sherbet fizz and a little salted caramel but actually its more like peanut brittle

The palate is intense

Glenmorangie 10 yo (40%

blackberry

old spicy aquavit

With Original Certificate

It’s as if some excellent Strathisla was shining through

although there’s a little praline and cappuccino making a late arrival

The taste of wine is well balanced

caramelly and dried figs

had a fondness for VAT 69

Sweet and burning at the same time with notes of Juniper