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*Packaging may varyDisaronno Originale Amaretto
Nuts & Amaretto Liqueur /20% ABV / Italy
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Product details
- Category
- Nuts & Amaretto Liqueur
- Region
- Italy
- ABV
- 20%
Product description
Disaronno Amaretto is one of the world's most popular Italian liqueurs. The distinct almond flavor makes for a delicious sipping liqueur or pair perfectly in a number of cocktails.
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Thomas Williams. Albert Cavazos . Verified BuyerVerified BuyerSmooth and very delicious
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jacqueline sarfati. Verified BuyerVerified BuyerAmaretto is my favorite favorite and this one is my all time.
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Shawn Verified BuyerVerified BuyerReally a nice smooth taste.
Dawn Verified BuyerVerified BuyerPerfect with cranberry juice. My favorite simple drink.
FAQs
Disaronno Originale is a brand of amaretto, but not all amarettos are the same as Disaronno Originale. Amaretto (a romantic sounding word meaning “little bitter” in Italian) is an amber-colored, almond-flavored liqueur; ingredients vary depending on the brand, but most include a combination of stone fruit kernels (which contains an almond-flavored compound called benzaldehyde), burnt sugar, and occasionally even actual almonds. Disaronno Originale is a guarded, centuries-old recipe that likely does not contain almonds, but you’ll enjoy its rich, caramelized, almond-cookie flavor nonetheless.
Makers of Disaronno Originale keep their process and centuries-old ingredient list pretty secret — still, the company has ensured its customers that it provides a 100% high-quality, gluten-free product (which is surprising considering how much this liqueur tastes like holiday cookies). As a general rule, individuals with a gluten-intolerance can feel confident about drinking amaretto since these liqueurs are made from stone fruits (such as apricots and cherries), dark sugar, and occasionally actual almonds in lieu of any wheat or other grains. Nonetheless, it’s always best to check the ingredient list and verify with the producers.
There isn’t really a difference between amaretto and Disaronno Originale; rather, Disaronno is a type of amaretto. Amaretto recipes can vary quite a bit from brand to brand, but Disaronno Originale is easily one of the more recognized names on the market; different amarettos use a combination of similar ingredients to achieve the desirable burnt sugar and almond taste. That nutty flavor doesn’t often come from actual almonds; rather, most brands (Disaronno Originale included) tend to rely on a chemical compound found in stone fruits (such as cherries and apricots).
Disaronno Originale Amaretto makes a good gift for several reasons; it’s a classic liqueur for any home bar, it’s a luxury brand, and you and the other party guests can start making amaretto sours (don’t forget — you can find the necessary mixers and fresh fruit juice on Drizly). Almond liqueur is surprisingly versatile; while it’s a favorite for certain cocktails, you and your host could just as easily enjoy a glass of Disaronno neat as a digestif. Finally, a standard bottle of Disaronno Originale Amaretto will only cost around $30, which is surprisingly reasonable considering its highly-regarded and exclusive recipe.
Disaronno Amaretto Recipes
Amaretto Sour
Amaretto Sours are sweet, slightly tart cocktails made with an almond-flavored Italian liqueur and a lemon sugar or sour mix. An amaretto sour is typically garnished with a fresh orange slice or maraschino cherries.
Flaming Dr. Pepper
The Flaming Dr. Pepper shot tastes just like the soda but combines the extra thrill of fire brought to you by the 151 proof rum floated on top of this shot. It's quite strong due to the rum so we don't suggest tipping back more than 1 of these a night.
Alabama Slammer
This fruity and somewhat nutty flavored highball drink is said to have been created at the University of Alabama. The Alabama Slammer gets its name from the fact that the drink can be served on the rocks or "slammed" as a shooter.
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