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What says Summer more than iced tea and lemonade? With the unseasonably warm weather here in the UK I wanted to combine these two classic thirst quenchers
The origin of this story lies the day before Pi day, (3.14) March 14. The chef of my restaurant gave me the task to come up with a pie themed cocktail
A cocktail that is nice to drink outside in the sunshine. Not overly sweet or bitter but has that nice balance between both.
Tasting notes: Citrusy, Aromatic, Floral, Bitter. The name is a combination of "Limone" and "Negroni"
Mediterranean citrus married with South American smoky agave. The natural, subtle sweetness of the Limoncello and Italicus offset the sharp lime juice
Put 50ml Limoncello in a shaker, add a barspoon of Earl Grey Green Tea tried, taking out of one teabag, for example. Stir with a barspoon and add 10ml
Pallini Limoncello shines with radiant citrus energy, wrapped in a smooth, airy texture. Crisp apple and exotic Timur spice lift the finish, leaving a
American bourbon takes a trip to Italy in this cocktail, a pairing of classic American whiskey with Pallini limoncello and another iconic Italian liqueur,
The Solar Flare Fizz was first made during a late-night experiment at home. I was looking for a balance between something bright and tropical, but also
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
Who doesn't love Chick-fil-A's frosted lemon aid ? My version is an adult sophisticated frosted lemon aid !
This cocktail was inspired by the world of Spaghetti Westerns - especially the Zapata Westerns, which told stories of revolution, struggle, and rebellion
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.
I love bitter notes
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