alc./vol: 28%
Proof: 56°
Vintage: Non-vintage
Envelhecimento: Unaged
Produzido por: Italy
Said to have been first created in 1525 by a young widow who posed as a model for Bernardino Luini, an artist from the Leonardo da Vinci's school of art. Luini used her as a model for his portrait of the Madonna which can still be viewed in the Chapel of Santa Maria delle Grazie, in Saronno.
Legend, and the DiSaronno marketing department, has it that the model presented the artist with a bottle of her home made liqueur, now known as amaretto. Commercial production was started in the 18th century by the Reina family at their apothecary shop in the main square of Saronno. There are many brands of amaretto, but DiSaronno claims to be the original and is the biggest selling with more than 70% of the worldwide market.
Experimentado em 11/01/2024
Clear, bright burnished copper with golden highlights.
Pungent and alluring bitter almond, marzipan and cake icing sugar.
Lightly syrupy with marzipan, macaroon, madeira, battenberg cake, vanilla, lemon zestiness, toasted almonds and apricots.
Long toasted almond and marzipan finish, which while sweet has a balancing faint toasty bitterness.
The plastic square cap is far from sustainable but is pleasurable to spin off and back on. Apart from perhaps the ethics of the cap, I can't fault this consistently brilliant, richly flavoured liqueur.
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