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
The cocktails of roses flavor are not very common but is an interesting flavor and combination with the lemon of this fantastic limoncello and creamy of
The story of this cocktail dates back to the time when I was learning how to make classic cocktails. When I bought the first bottle of bitters for the
This cocktail is a sun-kissed, Negroni-inspired creation. It draws its warmth from southwestern France, where Suze and Lillet unfold their bittersweet
Citrus, slightly bitter, sour.
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
Bright, creamy, and zesty, with a soft sweetness and a whisper of spice.
Can use any foaming agent. My preference is stillabunt magic velvet.
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 herbal complexity leads along a path of sweet and bitter notes, just like heroes' destiny.
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
This drink started with a question: Why does nobody talk about how well limoncello and ginger go together? They should. Because when you pair the bright,
È preferibile mangiare prima la gelatina che servirà ad addolcire il palato e poi degustare il cocktail.
A not quite highball, not quite sour combination of refreshing cachaça and coconut alongside tangy and floral limoncello. Named after the mashup of Rio
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,
Put everything in the Shaker, dry shake first and than with ice cubes. Fine strain into a frozen coupe, and garnish with strawberry dust.
All editorial and photography on this website is copyright protected
© Odd Firm of Sin 2025