The Xtabtenún is a drink of the Yucatan region, dating back to the time of the ancient Maya. Their name comes from the flower Xtabtenún, which only grows in Yucatan. The flower nectar, honey and anise are the main ingredients for this liqueur. Perfect served alone, cold or in coffee.
i had no clue what it was. i won it in cancun doing a kareoke contest back in 95. is it still ok to drink? and please don't judge me LOL
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Can you ship to Australia and do you take paypal for payement. Stephen
Can you ship to Australia.
Xtabentun is great stuff. We first drank it in Cancun. Sort of like a smoother, slightly sweeter Sambuca -- you can really taste the honey overtones. Wish I could have brought more back from Mexico. At least with Wine Chateau, we have a source now.
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Yes, Wine Chateau does accept international credit cards.
I drink Xtabentun every time I go to the Yucatan, and always bring some home; but I always run out before I can go back. So thank you to Wine Chateau for being one of the very few places in the USA to get it! d'Aristi is a good brand, consistently smooth and tasty. If you like honey and licorice, you will love Xtabentun!
Tasting Notes Vibrant yellow with a bright greenish hue. Concentrated anisette from beginning to end; finishes with a thick, rich honey. Chocolaty and warm, with a minty middle. A well-made, well-balanced product. Great with espresso or cappuccino.
Technical Notes D'Aristi Xtabentun is a distinctive Mayan liqueur made in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and hard to find elsewhere. Named for the small flowers from which local bees derive their nectar, Xtabentun is blended from rum, fermented honey, and anise. Most often enjoyed straight, this comforting yet refreshing spirit is also delicious in coffee or mixed with tequila and lime juice.