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We produce a range of quality Gambian fruit and chocolate liqueurs using home grown fruits and fresh produce from the local markets. This does make the availability of some of our liqueurs seasonal.
Looking for something a bit different? Come and enjoy a relaxing time in a natural and tranquil environment. Visit Kim Kombo plantation and distillery for a free short tour and free tasting of our home made liqueurs or, new for this season, our range of solar dried fruit and solar baked cakes. For an experience to remember come to our African Evening.
The plantation consists mainly of cashew trees but we also grow three different types of bananas, papaya and limes. Then there are the mango, orange, pineapple, pomegranite and star fruit trees and plants all growing with various rates of success. However the climate does not seem to be right for rhubarb or gooseberry plants.
The cashew season is from around March to July. It is a most peculiar fruit growing like an apple but with one cashew nut hanging on the bottom of the fruit. If you've never seen a fruit and you are in The Gambia out of the growing season, just ask to see Eric our cashew fruit in a jar!
LIQUERS
1) Coco Lemunacoomo
Coconut, lime and banana. 20%
Sweet dessert liqueur. Good when mixed with a fruit salad. Can be used instead of sherry in a trifle.
Makes a very subtle and different long drink when mixed with lemonade.Once opened keep in the fridge for 6 months or more. Will keep 3 years or more unopened.
2) Citrus Mondo
Orange, grapefruit, lemon and lime. 30%
Sharp refreshing tangy liqueur. Can be mixed with lemonade or tonic water and is particularly good when added to white wine.
Good on pancakes as there is a lot of fruit in this liqueur. Can also be put in the freezer as it will not freeze due to the lime and alcohol so it can be served ice cold.
Once opened keep in the fridge for 2 years. Will probably keep forever unopened but we say 10 years.
3) Cashewo
Cashew fruit. 20%
Unique tasting liqueur as no other fruit tastes like the cashew fruit.
Makes a very pleasant long drink when mixed with ginger beer.
Also tastes just like fruit juice so don't have a glass full in the morning with your breakfast.
Once opened keep in the fridge for 6 months or more. Will keep for 3 years or more unopened.
4) Duto Lemunacoomo
Mango and lime. 20%
The sweetness of the mango blended with the sour taste of the lime.
Once opened keep in the fridge for 6 months or more. Will keep for 3 years or more unopened.
5) Chocana
Chocolate, coffee, cream and banana. 20%
Like a tropical Bailey's. Good with ice cream or in coffee.
Once opened can be kept in the fridge for 3 months. Will keep for around 18 months or more unopened but store somewhere cool.
6) Talan Seyi Tambita
Chocolate and mint. 20%
Talan Seyi Tambita is Mandinka for eight o clock has past or After Eight. Once opened keep in the fridge for 3 months or more. Will keep for around 18 months unopened but store somewhere cool.
7) N Ta Lem
Chocolate and orange. 20%
N Ta Lem is Mandinka for 'It's mine'. That's because it's not Terry's. Once opened keep in the fridge for 3 months or more. Will keep for around 18 months unopened but store somewhere cool.
8) Wonjo
Wonjo is a local Gambian juice made from the Sorrel or Hibiscus flower. Also known as Roselle. 20% Best served nice and cold at summer garden parties!
Once opened keep in the fridge for 6 months or more. Will keep for 3 years or more unopened.
9) Origin
Orange and Ginger. 20%
A spicy drink that is warming in the winter months.
Once opened keep in the fridge for 6 months or more. Will keep for 3 years or more unopened.
10) Anise
No. 10 is an aniseed flavour liqueur. Not much else to say about this one.
We are always experimenting with new flavours so it is best to keep coming back to make sure you try all of our liqueurs.
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