Amarula Vanilla Spice Cream liqueur is a flavoured cream liqueur that won World's Best Cream Liqueur at the 2020 World Liqueur Awards.

Amara Vanilla Spice is a nod to our African heritage, made from sustainable sourced ingredients.  Amarula Vanilla Spice Cream Liqueur is a flavoured cream liqueur that won World's Best Cream Liqueur at the 2020 World Liqueur Awards.

Amarula Vanilla Spice is a nod to our African heritage, made from sustainably sourced ingredients:  Madagascan vanilla extract, a bold kick of Nigerian ginger, and the rick, sun-ripened marula fruit.  We've added other warm, sweet spice notes for a smooth, flavourful sip.

Serve it as is or with hot drinks like coffee, or a milky latte.  it's also the perfect addition to an Ice Cream Sunday or baked dessert.  Enjoy it in your own time and in your own way, - as a winter warmer on a cool day; to spice up a dinner party; or on a night out in good company.

AMARULA is a smooth experience - a pure and precious blend of nature's fresh cream and the mysterious taste of the wild marula fruit. Enrich your taste with the smooth fragrance of this amazing drink - it goes down beautifully with any mood, any time. The Marula tree, indigenous o the southern latitudes of subequatorial Africa, and known by the local inhabitants as the elephant tree, is favoured by the elephants for its fruit. AMARULA is a natural product and should be stored in a cool place. Enjoy this drink neat or on ice.

Robust Arabica coffee and floral vanilla flavours are blended with fresh dairy cream to create a qunique African Liqueur.  Every serving of this decadent liquid serves a purpose - to protect and honour the rhino.

The Royal Rhino bottle design is inspired by the horn of the rhino.  The unique design aims to spread a message of conservation accross the world, reaching the global markets which fuel the poaching of rhino in Africa.

Every sip you take, helps rhino conservation.  

The Royal Rhino is a registered and audited donor towards the Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT).  WCT allocates these funds to the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC).  HESC has 13 orphan rhino which lost their mothers through poaching.  "The Royal Rhino is committed to helping change the fate of this endangered creature."