Disaronno Amaretto Originale Liqueur

Pros: Fine looking bottle
Cons: don't care for the taste.

I don't drink much of this stuff but being I received a small bottle during the holidays I did have to give it a try. After reading a bit about this product I was surprised to learn that this product is hundreds of years old. It's a recipe that hasn't ...

Pros: Decadently rich flavor of almonds. A natural with desserts!
Cons: Nope.

The holiday season is upon us once more, and 'tis the season to be jolly. Nothing helps lubricate the jolliness quite like tasty alcoholic libations, and the luxuriant flavors of amaretto have always found a place in my kitchen and in my bar come festive ...

Pros: Delicious Almond Flavor
Cons: Too pricy to waste in mixes

Amaro in Italian means bitter, but that is certainly not the case in Di Saronno Amaretto. There is so much sugar added in the processing of this delicious liqueur that there is not a hint of bitterness. Although the taste is primarily almond it is...

Pros: Excellent dessert cocktail, mixes well with many other liqueurs
Cons: Careful...it can fool you into thinking it's not alcohol

Even though it's a pansy thing in his eyes (and if you ever tell him I spilled this...I'll deny everything!), my husband has a passion for Orgasms (what man doesn't eh?...Heh Heh). Even though I've given this recipe before...let me...

Pros: The amber liqueur is a guarded recipe and the world's #1 selling Italian liqueur.
Cons: Expensive. Drink responsively, 28% alcohol by volume.

2 oz. DISARONNO, 6 oz Hot Chocolate and A Squeeze of Whipped Cream will warm the Cockles of his heart on a cold, January evening before the fireplace. Yes, that's what I am drinking as I write this review of DISARONNO ORIGINALE AMARETTO. I ...

Pros: Sweet, delicious with no alcohol taste
Cons: Too sweet for a second glass and the alcohol can sneak up on you

I have a revolving liquor cabinet. I notice that I go through phases of preference where one day’s favorite gets shuffled to the back for long periods of time to sit and collect dust while I enjoy some other favorite du jour. I think we all do ...

Pros: Angelic Italian Almond Liqueur
Cons: None

Since I was a young child, Amaretto di Saronno has been a staple of family gatherings. Whether in pignoli nut cookies, cafe corretto or served up straight, my Italian family is heads over heels for the stuff. Yet, however much Amaretto we drank, it was...

Pros: light, sweet flavor
Cons: none I can think of except price!

Wow! It's been a long time, I now live in Pennsylvania, which is one reason behind the long delay in writing a review. I do promise, however, that I'll be bringing several more reviews to you in the following weeks(including movies, travel... ...

Pros: Rich, thick, syrupy and tasty
Cons: Not terribly butch

When I first moved to New York City, I lived in a tiny studio apartment with a tiny little refrigerator that included a tiny, tiny freezer--big enough for perhaps one whole chicken provided it was defrosted. At least, I think there enough room. The...

Pros: Delicious, not outrageously expensive, makes me happy.
Cons: None to speak of.

Di Saronno Di Saronno is an amaretto (obviously). The thing that separates it from other Amarettos is that it's better. I'll spare you the history of Di Saronno, but it is said to be the original Amaretto. Amaretto is defined as an almond ...

Pros: Good for after dinner or with dessert.
Cons: Too sweet for me. Nasty hang over waiting to happen if over-indulging

I usually like a solid single malt or a dry red wine but I decided to try another liqueur this time since I recently did one on Drambui. Bottle quotes Di Saronno Originale, a liqueur produced by Illva.Saronno. Italy. 28% Alc by vol. ...

Pros: Almonds + hint of cherry + velvet = di Saronno! Unparalleled smoothness and finish.
Cons: Sticky like any good liqueur; a get-what-you-pay-for price.

When ordering my first amaretto some time ago, I made the hardly-excusable mistake of not being specific enough. What I got was a sickly sweet almond liqueur that tasted all right on the lips, then turned to cough syrup in my throat, burning all the way...

Pros: The second best thing to come out of Italy after Ferrari
Cons: It costs like a Ferrari .

If something has to do with almonds, count me in for shure. Without a doubt, spanish "turrón" has to be my favorite candy by far. There is just something magic about almonds that really drives me crazy, and Amaretto di Saronno is clearly a...

Pros: Sweet, Understated when mixed, Tasty, Smooth
Cons: Sneaks up on you

Amaretto DiSaronno is, hands down, my favorite spirit. It's smooth, sweet, and understated when you use it as a mixer. DiSaronno doesn't overpower your drink like many other liquors, such as Schnapps.

You can use Amaretto DiSaronno in...

Pros: Soothing aroma; Enticing flavor; Flawless finish
Cons: Unfairly confused with cheap imitations.

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Once upon a time (around, say, 1525)a painter named Bernardino went in search of a perfect woman, a woman of classical...