Amaretto
Amaretto is a popular Italian liqueur known for its distinct almond flavor, though it is often made using apricot pits, peach stones, or almonds. Originating from Saronno, Italy, Amaretto's name is derived from the Italian word "amaro," meaning "bitter," which refers to its slightly bitter taste balanced by sweet, rich notes.
Amaretto can be enjoyed on its own, over ice, or as a versatile ingredient in cocktails, such as the classic Amaretto Sour. It is also frequently used in culinary applications, adding depth and flavor to desserts like tiramisu and biscotti. Several brands produce Amaretto, with Disaronno being one of the most well-known, celebrated for its smooth, velvety texture and balanced flavor profile. Whether sipped neat or mixed into various drinks and dishes, Amaretto offers a unique and delightful taste experience.
Disaronno Originale Italian liqueur
Luxardo Di Saschira Amaretto Liqueur
Bols Amaretto Liqueur
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