A3 Taste, texture and sound that captures SA experience


3. Taste, texture and sound captures SA experience. And the first place in taste goes to Amarula- SA fruit and incredible liqueuer made from it, which is very popular all over the world. Texture- this is a difficult question. Sound-I would say definitely the sound of drums. Sound of drums captures purely African experience. SA doctors even developed special kind of therapy, which helps teenagers to overcome their problems. It’s rhythm, energy and significance is so South African that I think sound of drums will be in a first place.

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