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Agar Agar

Industrial Lemon

Equal parts cocktail. The limoncello tames the Fernet, producing a lovely drink.

Achilleion

The herbal complexity leads along a path of sweet and bitter notes, just like heroes' destiny.

Apollonia

American bourbon takes a trip to Italy in this cocktail, a pairing of classic American whiskey with Pallini limoncello and another iconic Italian liqueur,

Lupo

Created for the Pallini Limoncello cocktail competition in April 2025, Lupo is for my friends Luisa and Matteo to celebrate their new son. They are half-Italian,

Aurantia Limonaria

While spring cleaning my home I wanted something creamy, yet refreshing for myself as well.

Sidebar

Pallini Limoncello and absinthe is a match made in heaven so right away I knew I wanted to make an herbal sour pairing them both. That's how the Sidebar

Limone Bianco

A dry, crisp, citrusy cocktail. Lemoncello adds just enough sweetness for balance. Rum and vermouth adds structure and complexity. Bitter add aromatic

Amalfi Sour

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

La Distillazione Romana

This cocktail is a tribute to the Italian craftsmanship of the Almalfi Coast – sunny, complex, and stylishly refined. At its heart is intense, handcrafted

Amalfi Sour

The Amalfi Sour was inspired by another modern classic cocktail -- the Trinidad Sour. While a Trinidad Sour puts aromatic bitters at the center, I wanted

Limoni

Tasting notes: Citrusy, Aromatic, Floral, Bitter. The name is a combination of "Limone" and "Negroni"

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Asian Trail

Crafted around Pallini Limoncello, a heritage liqueur born from Italy's Amalfi Coast, Asian Trail explores the idea of cultural crossroads. Bright, refined,

Solar Flare Fizz

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

Summer breezil

I want this drink to be a fusion, not a battle. Neither the basil nor the limoncello should overpower the other. That's why I gently tear the basil leaves