Strega Limoncello 70cl
AED 49.00
Bright, zesty Italian limoncello that tastes like lemon peel, lemon oil, and a little vanilla-candy warmth, not flat sugar. Strega’s take is punchy and super usable in cocktails, think a Limoncello Spritz or a quick Lemon Drop twist. A fridge-door staple for when you want instant sunshine in a glass.
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70cl / 700ml |
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This is the kind of limoncello that makes you sit up and pay attention. Strega Limoncello leans hard into real lemon character, lots of citrus oil and peel, with a mellow sweetness that keeps it from turning into lemon candy overload.
If you’ve ever tried a limoncello that felt one-note (sweet, then done), this is the fix. The flavour hangs around, it stays bright, and it plays nicely in cocktails where lemon liqueur can either disappear or take over.
- Nose: Fresh lemon zest, citrus oil, a hint of vanilla and faint herbal brightness.
- Taste: Lively lemon peel and juice notes up front, then a rounded sweetness and a soft, creamy-citrus vibe that makes it easy to mix.
- Finish: Clean, zesty, slightly bitter lemon pith, with a gentle sweet fade.
What it’s great for? Anything where you want lemon flavour without hauling out a whole citrus prep station. Limoncello Spritz is the obvious crowd-pleaser, but it also shines in a Lemon Drop-style cocktail, or as a cheat code for adding lemony depth to a simple sparkling water highball.
It’s also a solid bottle to keep around for hosting. Someone wants “something citrusy,” you’re covered. Someone wants dessert-in-a-glass without heavy cream, you’re covered. It’s friendly, but it’s not boring.
And yes, it’s Italian, but it doesn’t lean on that as a personality. The personality is the flavour, bright lemons, balanced sweetness, and a finish that stays snappy instead of sticky.
Fun Fact: Strega is the same historic Italian house behind the famous neon-yellow Strega herbal liqueur, which has been made in Benevento since the 1800s.