SOL'S ITALIAN FOOD
Limoncello-LemonLiqueur
Product Description:
It is known for its sweet and intense aroma, as well as its refreshing taste. It is typically made by steeping lemon zest in a mixture of sugar and alcohol. The resulting liqueur has a vibrant yellow color and a strong lemon flavor. Limoncello is commonly enjoyed as a palate cleanser, both before and after a meal. It is often served as an aperitif to stimulate the appetite before a meal or as a digestif to aid digestion after a heavy meal. The bright, citrusy flavors of limoncello are believed to have a refreshing and soothing effect on the palate. Limoncello is typically bottled at around 30% alcohol by volume (ABV), which makes it a moderately strong liqueur. It is recommended to serve limoncello straight, without dilution, in small chilled glasses. The liqueur is best enjoyed when served well-chilled, as the cold temperature enhances its refreshing qualities.
Variants:
None
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Net Weight per Pack:
12 Bottles/box
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Ingredients/raw materials used:
Process/es:
Sources:
Local
Shelf Life:
N/A
Major Export Markets:
None
Certifications:
FDA-LTO/CPR
Packaging:
Bottles
Minimum Order Size:
1 Box
Category:
Export Ready?:
No
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