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American bourbon takes a trip to Italy in this cocktail, a pairing of classic American whiskey with Pallini limoncello and another iconic Italian liqueur,
Pallini Limoncello shines with radiant citrus energy, wrapped in a smooth, airy texture. Crisp apple and exotic Timur spice lift the finish, leaving a
"The essence of Amalfi, reimagined in a Daiquiri." "Amalfi Daiquiri" is my personal tribute to the Amalfi Coast, where I was born
I made this recipe for 2025 Pallini limoncello cocktail competition. I tried to make a lot of bourbon based cocktails and in the end decided Limoncello
Drink facilmente replicabile anche a casa.
A dry, crisp, citrusy cocktail. Lemoncello adds just enough sweetness for balance. Rum and vermouth adds structure and complexity. Bitter add aromatic
Herbal, Sweet, Sour, Fresh
Mediterranean citrus married with South American smoky agave. The natural, subtle sweetness of the Limoncello and Italicus offset the sharp lime juice
While spring cleaning my home I wanted something creamy, yet refreshing for myself as well.
A delicious dessert cocktail. Intensely creamy but with the flavours of lemon and chocolate. Named 1875 to reflect the enduring elegance of Pallini limoncello.
Low-ABV Citrus-forward Simple elegance
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
Inspired by my love for travel, food, and mixology, this cocktail is a tribute to a moment I had while exploring southern Italy. Amidst the charming ambiance
Goes down like juice / be warned, you can drink too many of these :-)
Crafted around Pallini Limoncello, a heritage liqueur born from Italy's Amalfi Coast, Asian Trail explores the idea of cultural crossroads. Bright, refined,
Think lemon meringue pie in a glass-zesty, smooth, and just the right amount of sweet. The pisco adds a touch of fruitiness, while the honey syrup warms
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