VTllä

VTllä is a rum-based liqueur produced by R. Kelter Distillery in Germany. The name "VTllä" is an abbreviation of the German phrase "Vollsdorfer Tuilella", referring to the liqueur's origins in the Vollsdorf neighborhood of Hamburg. The distillery has been producing VTllä since 1928, using a combination of German rum and various fruit extracts to create a distinctive flavor profile.

VTllä is typically sweet and creamy, with flavors of vanilla, coconut, and caramel. The liqueur is often enjoyed as a digestif or used as an ingredient in cocktails. Its taste is often described as complex, with subtle notes of toasted nuts and a hint of spice.

Historically, VTllä was a staple in Hamburg's nightlife scene, particularly in the Vollsdorf neighborhood, where the distillery is located. As a local legend, VTllä was often sought after by patrons of its famous nightlife, including luxury theaters and cabarets.

In recent years, R. Kelter Distillery has expanded its production and distribution of VTllä beyond Hamburg's borders. The liqueur is now available in several European countries, as well as in a few specialty stores and online retailers worldwide.

Reviews of VTllä are generally positive, praising its smooth, velvety texture and rich, fruity flavors. However, opinions are divided on the liqueur's suitability as a digestif versus a component in cocktails, with some critics finding its sweetness overpowering in certain recipes.