"The essence of Amalfi, reimagined in a Daiquiri." "Amalfi Daiquiri" is my personal tribute to the Amalfi Coast, where I was born
Named after Woody Allen's movie, inspired by tequila sunrise & margarita, the combination of limoncello and a splash of guava juice gives this tequila
Luna Amara was born under the idea that not all citrus needs to be sunny. I wanted to explore Pallini Limoncello's more enigmatic side...not just as a
Lemon soda for grownups.
La grande absente 69° is the best french absinthe from distilleries et domaines de Procence and provide the best quality cocktail. A well balanced drink,
I wanted to create a citrus forward botanical martini with 3 parts. I tried the Pythagorean ratio of 3:4:5 but it didn't work. I ended up with 2:3:4 ratio
Creamy mouthfeel and notes of pastry and butter from the champagne up front, subsiding gradually to a nutty, lemon aftertaste.
This recipe also works well over ice in an Old Fashioned or Rocks glass.
Upon the first sip, you're greeted by the vibrant zest of Pallini Limoncello, evoking memories of sun-drenched lemon groves. This brightness is elegantly
This cocktail was inspired by my first experience enjoying the scent of the Pallini Limoncello. The scent brought me to the place; the piazza, the sunset,
I want this drink to be a fusion, not a battle. Neither the basil nor the limoncello should overpower the other. That's why I gently tear the basil leaves
– Intensity: Medium acid with anise sweetness – Mouthfeel: Well balanced and clean – Character: Full bodied with rounded mouthfeel – Alcohol: Mellow
I first visited the Amalfi Coast with my parents as a young child. I distinctly remember the stunning panoramic views and the glorious smell of Sfusato
Crafted around Pallini Limoncello, a heritage liqueur born from Italy's Amalfi Coast, Asian Trail explores the idea of cultural crossroads. Bright, refined,
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This cocktail is a sun-kissed, Negroni-inspired creation. It draws its warmth from southwestern France, where Suze and Lillet unfold their bittersweet
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