Luxardo
Luxardo
Marashino Herbal Liqueur
750 ml
A pleasant aperitif obtained from the infusion of several fruits and herbs such as sweet oranges, bitter oranges, rhubarb, mint, marjoram and thyme. Alcohol strength: 25% alc vol.
Luxardo
Bitter Bianco Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
The first clear bitter to hit the US market. A recipe from the 1930's: herbs like mint, marjoram, thyme, bitter orange and wormwood. Cocktails: White Negroni, Winter Spritz and Bitter Bianco and Soda.
LUXARDO MORLACOO LIQUEUR 750 M
Digestif Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
Luxardo Morlacco is a liqueur obtained from Marasca cherry juice, a sour cherry variety exclusively cultivated by Luxardo fermented and matured for two years in oak vats.
Luxardo Bitter
Herbal Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
A campari type apertif in Luxardo style. The flavorines come from the infusion of several herbs and spices such as sweet orange, bitter orange, rhubarb, mint, marjoram and thyme.
LUXARDO ESPRESSO ITALIAN COFFE
Coffee Liqueur
750 ml
A luscious coffee liqueur created with coffee beans produced in Brazil, Columbia, and Morocco, and roasted in Italy according to the Luxardo specifications.
Luxardo
Amaro Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
In this Amaro are infused 7 herbs are infused including cardamom, cinnamon and bitter orange peel. it is drunk straight after a meal with or without ice to help digestion.
Luxardo
Apricot Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
Luxardo Apricot is one of the few apricot based liqueurs in the world. It is a liqueur obtained by the infusion of apricots and alcohol aged in oak casks.
Luxardo
Lemoncello Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
4 STARS SPIRIT JOURNAL. An authentic Italian lemon liqueur. Serve chilled,over ice cream, or enjoy in a summer iced tea.
Luxardo Sambuca
Liqueur
750ml (Bottle)
This liqueur has a wonderful mild anis and elderberrie flavor. Use in deserts or Italian pastries.
Luxardo
Maraschino Cherries
14.1 oz
These gourmet cherries will make a big difference in every cocktail they touch. Each jar contains delicious, all natural whole pitted cherries, candied with Marasca syrup.


























