Amaya Licor de Cacao

Oaxaca, Mexico|

Amaya Licor de Cacao

Oaxaca, Mexico|

Thousands of years ago, the great civilizations of Mexico discovered the sacred cacao bean, ground it up with spices and drank it in ceremony.

Type

Liqueur

ABV

22%

Volume700 mL
AromaRich dark chocolate on the nose with a hint of warm cinnamon.
FlavorSmooth and silky entry with deep cacao, followed by a gentle heat from chili and spice.
FinishLong, warming finish with vanilla and lingering earthiness.
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Description

Inspired by the ancient Mayan and Olmec tradition of grinding cacao with chili and Mexican cinnamon, Amaya transforms a thousands-year old recipe into a modern, versatile spirit. Made with ingredients from the earth. Amaya awakens the senses and reunites spirit and soul.

First Cacao With Spice Liqueur: The world’s first cacao with spice elixir, combining Mexican cacao
with chili, Mexican cinnamon, cardamom, vanilla, and botanicals.

Authentically Oaxacan. 100% Artisanal: Crafted in Oaxaca with caña rum and single-origin Mexican cacao. Non-dairy and sweetened only with agave nectar.

Year-Round Versatility: Exceptionally versatile and designed for year-round use, from classic and signature cocktails to spritzes, espresso drinks, shots, or simply served neat or over ice.

Country of OriginOaxaca, Mexico

About This Brand

When Erick was 18, he crossed the southern border. Hitching rides and hopping busses, he explored Mexico and reconnected with his roots. Everywhere he went, he found comfort in a Mexican hot cocoa, with rich cacao and warm spices.

He returned to the US to become a prolific mixologist and spirits connoisseur. For 20 years, he longed for that flavor in his mixology, but it never arrived.

Meanwhile, Haley was on her own journey through Mexico—falling for mezcal, the vibrancy of the culture, and a Chilango. A film producer by trade, she had always felt a calling to create something more lasting, more sensory. She dreamed not of telling stories on screen, but of bottling one.

In a fated moment their paths crossed, and together they conceptualized Amaya. Inspired by the Mayans and Olmecs, Amaya is our own version of an ancient drink.