Limoncello - Pallini

Liqueur made with the infusion of "Costa d'Amalfi PGI" lemon zests, cultivated using traditional methods and hand-picked on the terraces of the Amalfi Coast.

Pallini Limoncello is a natural liqueur that has been crafted by the Pallini family in Italy since 1875. It is made from prized, Sfusato lemons, exclusive to the Amalfi coast. The handpicked lemons are infused immediately, so their freshness and flavor is delivered in every bottle. Its versatility is almost endless – enjoy it neat, on the rocks, straight from the fridge, or mixed into cocktails and food recipes. For a crisp and authentic taste of Italy, none can compare!


GMO Free, Gluten Free, Kosher.

Manufacturer: Pallini


The limoncello is an Italian lemon zest base liqueur well known all around the world
The limoncello is born from a sober and genuine recipe, enriched by water, alcool and some spoons of sugar. The history of Limoncello acquire its shape through a series of legends. The Amalfi, Sorrento and Capri people compete for its paternity. Within a few kilometers 3 populations praise themselves of a Limoncello production passed on several generations. In Capri, someone sustain that its origins are bond to the family of the entrepreneur Massimo Canale who, in 1988, was the first to register the "Limoncello" trademark. Limoncino or Limoncello, an outstanding liqueur to taste after the meals, also good when added to fruit salads, ice creams ordesserts preparation. An easy home-made recipe. Its intense yellow colour and its unique unique aroma make the limoncello uno of the most beloved liqueurs.
Articolo - 12/10/2017 - http://www.onlyitalianproducts.us/ ( Network O.I.P. )



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