| Management number | 248653030 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$10.00 | Model Number | 248653030 | ||
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750 mL | 11% ABV | Caribbean Liqueur | Barbados
John D. Taylor’s Velvet Falernum is a Barbadian liqueur that’s a staple in tropical and tiki cocktails. First crafted in the 1800s and still produced in Barbados today, this low-proof liqueur blends white rum with sugar, lime, almond, and clove. Its silky texture and exotic spice character have made it essential in classics like the Corn 'n' Oil and the Zombie.
Nose: Zesty lime, clove, almond, and a touch of ginger
Palate: Sweet citrus, soft spice, faint nuttiness, and cane syrup
Finish: Smooth, slightly syrupy, with a lingering citrus-spice blend
Produced in Barbados using an original 19th-century recipe
Combines rum, lime, almond, sugar, and spices
A vital component in classic and modern tropical cocktails
Low ABV makes it a balanced mixer that won't overpower
Versatile: adds depth to both shaken and stirred drinks
Best used as a modifier in cocktails such as the Mai Tai, Jet Pilot, or Corn 'n' Oil. Also works well when added to sparkling water for a refreshing low-proof sipper.
Is this a rum or a liqueur?
It’s a rum-based liqueur flavored with lime, clove, almond, and sugar.
How strong is it?
It has a low alcohol content—only 11% ABV.
Can I drink it on its own?
Yes, but it’s most commonly used as a cocktail ingredient.
What cocktails use Velvet Falernum?
It’s essential in tiki drinks like the Zombie, Corn 'n' Oil, and Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.
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