Herbal, Sweet, Sour, Fresh
This recipe came out of being asked to make a batched cocktail for a work Christmas party. I originally clarified the Pallini Limoncello to make a truly
Crisp, refreshing apreitivo.
Tried to recreate the taste of a lemon meringue pie - which is a good dessert!
A delicious dessert cocktail. Intensely creamy but with the flavours of lemon and chocolate. Named 1875 to reflect the enduring elegance of Pallini limoncello.
"The essence of Amalfi, reimagined in a Daiquiri." "Amalfi Daiquiri" is my personal tribute to the Amalfi Coast, where I was born
Try with a Lemon Peel Expression!
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
Mediterranean citrus married with South American smoky agave. The natural, subtle sweetness of the Limoncello and Italicus offset the sharp lime juice
Bright, creamy, and zesty, with a soft sweetness and a whisper of spice.
The Vodka I have used is BLACKLION, which is a sheep's milk vodka, to accentuate the creaminess in the cocktail
Who doesn't love Chick-fil-A's frosted lemon aid ? My version is an adult sophisticated frosted lemon aid !
A tribute to the Duchy of Amalfi, an independent state in medieval Italy. Although small in size, Amalfi flourished thanks to its adventurous sailors and
A last word variation. Talks to all your senses: smoky, sweet, tart, bitter, sour. To really let the limoncello shine I increased it's ratio to 30ml.
Inspired by the bounties of the Sorrento peninsula and the Amalfi Coast, and of the incredible sunsets over the Tyrrhenian Sea. Combining the local flavours
Tasting notes: Citrusy, Aromatic, Floral, Bitter. The name is a combination of "Limone" and "Negroni"
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