
Anise & Coffee
Expert combination of badian (star anise) from Cambodia and Ratanakiri coffee beans. Ideal as an aperitif to enjoy the natural virtues of anise and coffee. As a digestive after a nice dinner, the coffee taste that lingers on your palate keeps you coming for more…
Predominance | Balanced |
Acidity | ★ |
Bitterness | ★★ |
Sweetness | ★★★★ |
Spiciness | ★ |
Conservation | 5 years |

Banana & Cinnamon
A blend of sweet and spicy, the prevalent taste of cinnamon gives a festive touch to this flavour. Perfect to accompany a dessert, namely the famous banane flambée with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream.
Predominance | Cinnamon |
Acidity | ★ |
Bitterness | ★ |
Sweetness | ★★★★★ |
Spiciness | ★★★ |
Conservation | 3 Years |

Coconut & Pineapple
Cambodian version of the Piña-Colada, with a sweet hint and coconut predominance. So be careful, this drink can be scrumptiously treacherous.
Predominance | Coconut |
Acidity | ★ |
Bitterness | ★ |
Sweetness | ★★★★★ |
Spiciness | ★ |
Conservation | 3 years |

Galangal & Tamarind
Clearly the most exotic flavours of the 8, mixing the sweetness and acidity of the slightly candied tamarind to the spicy aroma of the fresh galangal.
Predominance | Galangal |
Acidity | ★★★★ |
Bitterness | ★★ |
Sweetness | ★★★ |
Spiciness | ★★ |
Conservation | 4 years |

Ginger & Red chili
The spiciest flavour of the range, combining 2 hot flavours that have been smoothly softened. Ideal to wake up any kind of appetite without burning your stomach.
Predominance | Ginger |
Acidity | ★★ |
Bitterness | ★★ |
Sweetness | ★★★ |
Spiciness | ★★★★ |
Conservation | 5 years |

Green tea & Orange
It will appeal to those who are less inclined to sweet, with a subtile woody aroma and a scent of wild honey. If you become too fond of it and find this too delicious, you can focus on the antioxydant and anti-cancerous benefits of green tea; you will feel much better and less guilty…
Predominance | Green tea |
Acidity | ★★★ |
Bitterness | ★★★★ |
Sweetness | ★★ |
Spiciness | ★ |
Conservation | 3 years |

Lemon & Lemongrass
Inspired by a recipe common in traditional Khmer medicine, lemon being an excellent natural tonic while the infusion of lemongrass has proven anti-fungal and calmative virtues. This Cambodian Limoncello makes a delectable digestive.
Predominance | Lemon |
Acidity | ★★★★★ |
Bitterness | ★★★ |
Sweetness | ★★★★ |
Spiciness | ★ |
Conservation | 4 years |

Mango & Green chili
With a high fruity tang, relatively sweet, and a pleasant spicy touch, this flavour is the women's favourite. It can be enjoyed as an aperitif, with a mango-based dessert or made from other exotic fruits.
Predominance | Balanced |
Acidity | ★★ |
Bitterness | ★ |
Sweetness | ★★★★ |
Spiciness | ★★★★ |
Conservation | 3 years |
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