A Cremaet from Alfondeguilla Wins Best in the World Award at International Competition

Bar Les Cholines in Alfondeguilla has been recognized for its unique recipe that includes indigenous honey from the Sierra de Espadán.

Image of a Valencian cremaet drink with its distinct layers of coffee, liquor, and milk, with a lemon peel, on a wooden bar counter.
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Image of a Valencian cremaet drink with its distinct layers of coffee, liquor, and milk, with a lemon peel, on a wooden bar counter.

Bar Les Cholines in Alfondeguilla has achieved recognition as having the best cremaet in the world at an international competition, thanks to a recipe that incorporates indigenous honey from the Sierra de Espadán.

This establishment, a meeting point for cyclists, hikers, and locals, has participated for five consecutive years in the competition until obtaining this award. Its proposal is based on local products and careful preparation.

"It contains indigenous honey, rum, lemon, and coffee."

the owner of the establishment
The honey from the Sierra de Espadán is the differentiating element that provides a characteristic taste to this traditional drink. It is the first time the competition has allowed the use of honey, and this bar's recipe has emerged victorious.
In addition to the ingredients, the technique in preparing the rum is fundamental, and customers highlight the product's exceptional sweetness. The artisanal elaboration and care in each step are key to the final result, along with the use of top-quality materials.