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This is a 70cl bottle of Pallini's rich, vibrant Limoncello Liqueur, made with the zests of lemons grown on the Amalfi Coast. We reckon this'll be smashing on a warm evening when served over ice. More info
A herbal, bitter liqueur from Pallini, based on (and named after) a recipe created by Dr. Baliva back in 1984! It's got a unique combination of cinchona bark (also known as quinine) and iron citrate… More info
A fragrant Italian aperitif, it's Pallini Bitter! You'll find bitter orange, rhubarb, vanilla and artichoke among the botanicals. We can see this working very well in all things from spritzes to… More info
An Italian anise-flavoured liqueur, made using the essence of seven different types of aniseed! Enjoy over ice or mixed with fruit juices, or alongside a dark coffee... More info
A bittersweet herbal liqueur from the Italian company, Pallini. It's named after the doctor that came up with the recipe back in the later 1800s, Dr. Baliva, and features cinchona at its core. More info
A peachy liqueur from Italian producers, Pallini. Good for cocktails, or for simply enjoying over ice at a picnic. More info
A high-quality Italian Limoncello from Pallini, made with zests from lemons grown on the Amalfi Coast. Vividly bright and sweet, though subtle creaminess brings balance to the table - excellent… More info
A raspberry liqueur produced in Italy by Pallini, made with a combination of raspberries, blueberries and blackcurrants. Excellent served alongside vanilla cheesecake... More info
A 1960s bottling of London Dry Gin from Italian spirits producers Pallini, based in Rome. This handsome antique spirit would certainly make a splendid gift for any horse racing fan! More info
English Hill London Dry Gin, featuring a picture of Tower Bridge on the label. This bottling dates from the 1970s. More info
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