
Brown crème de cacao is a sweet, dark-brown chocolate liqueur made from cocoa beans, the richer-colored counterpart to the white version.
Another brown crème de cacao
Swaps straight in, though sugar varies by brand from about 350 to 500 g per liter, so taste first.
Works in the same amount. It is the same cocoa without the color, making the drink paler.
Weaker and less sweet: Mozart is 17% with about 200 g of sugar per liter. It gives a creamier drink, but keep it out of citrus drinks where the cream can curdle.
One of the durable bottles. Nothing in it is volatile enough to fade quickly, and the sugar that makes it a crème also keeps it stable. Sugar crystals at the bottom of a cold bottle are a nuisance rather than a fault — warm it gently and shake.
Bourbon