Pallini Limoncello 375 ml
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About this bottle
Pallini Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur made by macerating lemon zest in alcohol before sweetening it into a bright, sunny liqueur — a style closely associated with the Amalfi Coast and southern Italy. Bottled at 26% ABV, it's stronger than many fruit liqueurs but still built for sipping, with an intensely fresh lemon aroma and a flavor that's tart and sweet at once, without the bitterness that can come from lower-quality zest. It's typically served very cold, which is part of what makes it feel like a summer tradition rather than an everyday liqueur. This is a bottle for finishing a meal, not starting one — bright, citrusy, and meant to be sipped slowly.
How to drink Pallini Limoncello
Freeze it — limoncello is meant to be served ice-cold, almost syrupy from the freezer, in a small chilled glass as an after-dinner sip. It also makes a sharp addition to a lemon drop martini or a splash in prosecco for a quick spritz. Skip ice in the glass itself; it dilutes the flavor fast.
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Liqueur52.0 proof · Amalfi Coast, Italy
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Questions about this bottle
How cold should limoncello be served?
As cold as possible — traditionally straight from the freezer, poured into a small chilled glass. The cold mutes the alcohol bite and lets the lemon come through clean.
What cocktails work with limoncello?
A lemon drop martini is the classic choice, and a splash of limoncello in prosecco makes an easy citrus spritz.
What's the ABV of Pallini Limoncello?
It's bottled at 26% ABV (52 proof), stronger than most liqueurs but still meant for sipping rather than being treated like a spirit.
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