Bottega Limoncino Liqueur, 50 cl

Name: Bottega Limoncino Liqueur, 50 cl
Brand: mcw
SKU: N000471
Price: 18.49 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

£18.49

Brand

Bottega

Country

Italy

Region

Veneto

Size

50cl

ABV

30%

Closure

Screw cap

Flavour

Lemon

Bottega Limoncino Liqueur, 50 cl

£18.49

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This variety of lemon is called “Femminello” because of the fertility of the plant, which flowers all year round. The lemons are grown naturally and picked at the peak of ripeness, washed and peeled.

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Description

Limoncino Bottega is produced at the Bottega family facilities near Venice in northeast Italy's Veneto region -- the birthplace of grappa. In addition to grappa and glassware, this energetic family's ventures include production of wines and sparkling wines, wine accessories, mineral water, olive oil and organic foods.

Tasting notes

It is a creamy liqueur, pleasantly sweet and with a moderate alcohol content, characterized by an intense aroma of lemon

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Bottega

Not to be confused with the fashion powerhouse, Bottega is a legacy wine brand filled with Italian spirit! This brand really is a family affair, originally founded by Aldo Bottega’s vision in 1977 after being a master distiller for more than 30 years. He had a serious passion for wine thanks to his grandfather who ran a successful winery in the 1920s and really who can blame him? After his passing in 1983, his son Sandro had some big shoes to fill. With the help of other family members and lots of patience, the first bottle of Prosecco hit shelves in 1992 and the rest is history.

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