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I purchased a bottle of it today - April 19 2023 in USA North Carolina. So it is still being made.
I almost bought a bottle of this recently but noticed that it was only 35% alcohol.
That combined some negative reviews online made me suspect that what's currently being sold in the US is actually a different product than what's been reviewed here.
Delicious as written but I've been doing a bit of a thing lately where I try substituting Averna for red bitter liqueurs and, side-by-side with a Campari version, I think I actually prefer the Averna!
Amaretto liqueur, Lime juice, Chilli liqueur, Bourbon whiskey, Pineapple juice
I made this as per instructed and it was indeed quite a good drink. However it just occurred to me to try getting the herbal element from Yellow Chartreuse as opposed to Galliano Autentico and I feel like the honey-sweetness of the Chatreuse makes a very welcome substitution. (I omitted the sugar syrup as well.)
Having just acquired the mezcal and peach liqueur but then discovering when back home that I was out of limes, I'm somewhat ashamed to admit that I just forged ahead and made this with Rose's lime cordial in place of the lime juice.
It was still *very* delicious.
It occurs to me that another way of looking at this is not as an Italian Margarita but as a Mexican Mai Tai.
But either way it's delicious!
It occurs to me that another way of looking at this is not as an Italian Margarita but as a Mexican Mai Tai.
