Mace


Mace

Mace for Liqueur Infusions – Flavor & Pairing Tips

Derived from the lacy outer shell of nutmeg, mace delivers a gentler, more floral spice character. It introduces depth and sophistication, lending warmth without heaviness. Its fragrance unfolds gradually, enhancing both fruit- and cream-based liqueurs. Mace combines beautifully with citrus, coffee, or vanilla, producing subtle elegance in aroma and taste. Its delicate complexity leaves a lingering warmth, making each sip feel rich yet balanced.

Flavor Profile

Warm aromatic spice, floral nutmeg notes with gentle peppery heat.

Impact on Liqueurs

Adds refined spice warmth and complexity without overpowering sweetness.

How to Use It

Use broken blades; 1–2 pieces per 1 L. Infuse 7–14 days in rum or brandy.

Pairing Suggestions

Nutmeg, vanilla, orange peel, cinnamon, honey.