Liqueurs & Cordials/Luxardo Liqueur Del Santo 750ml
Luxardo Liqueur Del Santo 750ml
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About this bottle
Luxardo Del Santo is an alpine herbal liqueur from the Luxardo family, built on an infusion of herbs and roots including achillea moscata, mace, galangal, cinnamon, carnation, and aromatic calamus. Bottled at 40% ABV, it delivers a bittersweet, spice-forward profile in the same family as Chartreuse, and it's made to work as a substitute for it in classic cocktails that call for a green or yellow herbal liqueur. On its own, it reads herbal and slightly medicinal in a good way, with warming spice carrying through the finish. It suits drinkers who already keep an amaro or Chartreuse on the shelf and want another herbal liqueur in rotation.
How to drink Luxardo Del Santo
Neat or over ice as an after-dinner pour lets the herbs and spice stand on their own. In cocktails, swap it in wherever a recipe calls for Chartreuse — a Last Word or a Bijou both take it well.
Specs
Liqueur80 proof
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Questions about this bottle
How should an alpine herbal liqueur like this be served?
Neat or over ice as a digestif, though it also works chilled straight from the freezer.
What cocktails work well with Luxardo Del Santo?
It's built to substitute for Chartreuse, so it fits well in a Last Word or a Bijou.
What's in Luxardo Del Santo?
An infusion of herbs and roots including achillea moscata, mace, galangal, cinnamon, carnation, and aromatic calamus.
How long has Luxardo been making liqueurs?
Luxardo is an Italian family company with roots going back to 1821, still producing in Torreglia, Italy.
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