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While Amaretto is the Italian name for almond liqueur and is used in Italy to refer to liqueurs with a nutty and marzipan-like flavor, Amaretto Disaronno doesn't contain a single almond. Instead, it is made from apricot kernels from Saronno that are macerated in Grappa. This is perfectly legitimate because the term Amaretto comes from the word "amaro" (= bitter) and is used in reference to this type of liqueur that was originally flavored with bitter almonds.
"Alcohol is harmful to health, please enjoy responsibly."
Disaronno Originale
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While Amaretto is the Italian name for almond liqueur and is used in Italy to refer to liqueurs with a nutty and marzipan-like flavor, Amaretto Disaronno doesn't contain a single almond. Instead, it is made from apricot kernels from Saronno that are macerated in Grappa. This is perfectly legitimate because the term Amaretto comes from the word "amaro" (= bitter) and is used in reference to this type of liqueur that was originally flavored with bitter almonds.
"Alcohol is harmful to health, please enjoy responsibly."
Data sheet
- Type de spiritueux
- Liqueur
- Alcohol content
- 28°
- Content
- 70cl
- Gamme
- Origine
- Italie
- Âge
- N/A
- Distillerie
- Disaronno
