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Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange Liqueur (Likier Czekoladowy z Pomarańczą) 50cl / 15%

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Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange Liqueur is a Polish chocolate orange cream liqueur from Dalkowski, pairing cocoa with sweet orange at 15% ABV in a 50cl bottle. The Polish label reads Likier Czekoladowy z Pomarańczą, and the flavour sits close to a chocolate orange melted into cream. Cocoa leads, while candied peel keeps the sweetness from feeling heavy. The producer recommends it neat and lightly chilled, or poured alongside coffee and ice cream. It is a good choice for people who like an after-dinner chocolate but would rather have it in a glass.

Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange tasting notes

  • Nose: Cocoa powder and candied orange peel, with a trace of vanilla.
  • Palate: Smooth milk-chocolate sweetness, cut through by bright orange zest.
  • Finish: Medium in length, ending on cocoa and a marmalade-like bitterness.

How to serve Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange

Chill the bottle to about 8°C and pour a small measure into a tulip or liqueur glass after dinner. Serve it beside an espresso, a square of dark chocolate or a bowl of vanilla ice cream. At Christmas it sits well with orange-scented pierniczki, the small spiced gingerbread biscuits found on Polish tables in December, and with a slice of chocolate torte.

What to mix with Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange

  • Chocolate Orange Affogato: place one scoop of vanilla ice cream in a small bowl, pour over 35 ml Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange, then add 25 ml hot espresso.
  • Jaffa Hot Chocolate: stir 40 ml of the liqueur into 180 ml hot milk chocolate in a mug and top with a strip of orange zest.
  • Orange Cream Coffee: stir 30 ml of the liqueur into 150 ml freshly brewed filter coffee and finish with a spoon of lightly whipped cream.

How it compares

Dalkowski Rose Latte Liqueur shares the same 15% strength, but it is milky and floral, whereas this bottle is darker and led by citrus. Against Dalkowski Advocaat it is thinner in texture and swaps egg custard for cocoa. Among chocolate liqueur styles it sits on the lighter, creamier side, with orange giving a fresher finish than plain chocolate would.

Good to know

The Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange 50cl bottle makes a tidy present for anyone who expects a chocolate orange in their stocking every Christmas. Like other cream-based liqueurs, it keeps best in the fridge once opened. Wodka Company ships Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange to homes all over the UK from London.

Po polsku

Kremowy likier łączący kakao ze słodką pomarańczą – tak w skrócie można opisać Dalkowski Likier Czekoladowy z Pomarańczą (15%, 0,5 l). Mleczna czekolada przeplata się w nim ze świeżą skórką pomarańczy, a na końcu zostaje lekka goryczka przypominająca marmoladę. Warto schłodzić go do około 8°C i podać po obiedzie do espresso lub kostki gorzkiej czekolady. Sprawdzi się też w affogato: wystarczy polać nim gałkę lodów waniliowych i dodać gorącą kawę.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange taste like a chocolate orange?

Yes, Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange tastes much like the familiar Christmas chocolate orange: creamy milk chocolate first, then a clear lift of sweet orange and a slightly bitter, marmalade-style edge at the end.

Can you add Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange to coffee?

Yes, Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange works well stirred into a hot coffee: try 25 ml in a mug of filter coffee or a flat white, topped with a little whipped cream and grated orange zest for a mocha-style after-dinner drink.

What is the difference between Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange and Saska Coffee with a Hint of Brandy?

Dalkowski Chocolate with Orange is a soft, creamy liqueur with cocoa and citrus. Saska Coffee with a Hint of Brandy is a vodka-based liqueur with roasted coffee and grape brandy notes, drier and more spirit-led, so choose the Dalkowski when you want something closer to a dessert.

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