Liqueurs & Cordials/Hiram Walker Creme De Banana 750 ml

Hiram Walker Creme De Banana 750 ml

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About this bottle

Hiram Walker Creme de Banane is a banana-flavored liqueur from one of the oldest names in North American distilling, dating back to the Hiram Walker distillery founded in 1858. It's a workhorse mixing liqueur rather than a sipping spirit, built to bring sweet, ripe-banana flavor into tiki drinks, dessert cocktails, and baking without the expense of a boutique liqueur. The style is standard for the category: neutral spirit base sweetened and flavored rather than distilled from actual bananas. It's the kind of bottle bartenders keep on hand for a Bananas Foster riff or a tropical cocktail that calls for banana liqueur by name.

How to drink Hiram Walker Creme de Banane

Shake it into a Bananas Foster cocktail with dark rum and cinnamon, or drizzle a little over ice cream. It's a supporting player, so use it in small measures rather than as the base spirit.

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How should Hiram Walker Creme de Banane be served?

Best served chilled or over ice, on its own or mixed into a cocktail. Store the bottle in a cool, dark place after opening — its sugar content helps it keep well.

What cocktails work well with Creme de Banane?

It's the defining ingredient in a Banana Daiquiri or a classic Bushwacker; a splash also works well in a tiki-style rum punch.

Who makes Hiram Walker liqueurs?

Hiram Walker & Sons was founded in 1858 by Hiram Walker, who built the distilling town of Walkerville, Ontario — now part of Windsor — and the company today produces a wide range of classic cordials and liqueurs alongside its whisky.

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