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Tim Tam Tum is made in small batches and ordered directly. Write to us to order a bottle, for events or gifts, or simply to share your story with Madeira. We read every message.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us most
What is Tim Tam Tum?
A traditional Madeiran liqueur at 25% ABV. It is neither distilled nor aged in casks: it is an infusion of fruit, spices and Madeira wine in sugar-cane spirit, sweetened with a syrup made over a low flame.
Does it contain any artificial ingredients?
No. All its ingredients are natural: sugar-cane spirit, Madeira wine, sugar, raisins, black Reine Claude plums, cinnamon, vanilla and black tea. It has no added flavourings, colourings or preservatives.
Does it have an expiry date?
No. Like every drink above 10% ABV, EU rules do not require a best-before date: its strength and its sugar preserve it naturally. Stored well, it keeps for years, and over time its flavours blend even further.
How should I store it once opened?
With the bottle well closed, somewhere cool and away from light and heat. It does not need to go in the fridge.
How is it served?
In a small stemmed glass or a short tumbler, without ice and at room temperature. On a hot day, you can cool it for a few minutes in the fridge. Sip it slowly, after a meal or with dessert.
How can I order a bottle?
Write to us using the form on this page, choose “I would like to order a bottle” and tell us your country. We will reply personally with availability and delivery options.
Can I order it as a gift or for an event?
Yes. Choose “Gifts and events” in the form and tell us the occasion, the date and how many bottles you need. As we make it in small batches, we recommend writing to us in advance.
Is there a minimum age to buy it?
Yes. Tim Tam Tum is an alcoholic drink and is only sold to people aged 18 or over.
Can people with allergies or health conditions drink it?
If you have an allergy or intolerance, take medication or have a health condition, please ask your doctor before drinking it. You will find all its ingredients under The liqueur and our advice under Responsible drinking.
Why is it called Tim Tam Tum?
No one knows for sure. To the family it is the sound of a toast in three beats; we tell the story in Our story.