Amarula Cream - the Spirit of Africa, brought a slice of its homeland to the capital in August 2008, creating an exclusive African oasis in the heart of London. The perfect setting to escape the hustle and bustle of summer in the city, the Amarula Oasis drew upon the brand's heritage from South Africa, capturing the beauty and mystery of the continent. You could indulge with an Amarula Cream cocktail whilst enjoying daily performances from African storytellers, musicians, an Afro beat DJ and African craft artists. Amarula Cream is made by marrying the fruit of the African Marula tree with fresh cream creating its unique and velvety taste. You could experience and enjoy Africa with all your senses from your first step inside; soak up the ambience of the African Savannah by relaxing in bespoke tents; enjoy a performance from one of the many African guests and indulge with a variety of Amarula Cream cocktails. Each night the Amarula Oasis hosted a special African themed performance for guests to enjoy ABANTU Arts hosted a selection of activities within the Oasis to bring the excitement of the African continent to life. This included story-telling, live music and African craft workshops. ABANTU Arts is a cultural organization dedicated to the preservation, education, and appreciation of African music, dance, theatre and culture. The exclusive Amarula Cream cocktails served at the bar were developed by Ben Reed, one of London's best-known mixologists It was an African retreat ...
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