Liqueurs & Cordials/Bottega Pistacchio Cream 700ml
Bottega Pistacchio Cream 700ml
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About this bottle
Bottega Pistacchio Cream is an Italian cream liqueur built around real Sicilian pistachios, blended into a smooth, pale-green base by the Bottega distillery in the Veneto. The nose is warmly nutty with a marzipan sweetness, and the palate follows through with roasted pistachio, a touch of vanilla, and a silky, dessert-like texture that never turns cloying. The finish is short and creamy rather than boozy. Packaged in Bottega's signature gold bottle, this 700ml size suits anyone who wants an after-dinner pour that doubles as a conversation piece, or a base for pistachio-forward cocktails and coffee drinks.
How to drink Bottega Pistacchio Cream
Serve chilled, straight up in a small glass, or poured over ice for a slower sip. It also shines stirred into coffee or espresso martinis, or drizzled over vanilla gelato as a dessert topper.
Specs
Cream
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How should I serve Bottega Pistacchio Cream?
Serve it chilled in a small glass, either neat or over ice, since cream liqueurs are best enjoyed cold.
What can I mix with Bottega Pistacchio Cream?
It works well stirred into an espresso martini, poured over coffee, or drizzled on gelato and other desserts.
Who makes Bottega Pistacchio Cream?
It's produced by Bottega, the Veneto-based Italian house known for its gold-bottled prosecco and liqueurs.
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