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Luxardo Sambuca dei Cesari
The word Sambuca derives from the Arab word Zammut (= anise). The word "zammù" still exists in the Sicilian dialect, meaning an anise drink diluted with water. The taste is sharp but…
The word Sambuca derives from the Arab word Zammut (= anise). The word "zammù" still exists in the Sicilian dialect, meaning an anise drink diluted with water. The taste is sharp but…
Luxardo Passione Nera Sambuca
Flavoured with Black Sambuca, Sambuca Passione Nera is a dark liqueur with a predominance of star anise flavours with notes of cardamom and coriander.
Flavoured with Black Sambuca, Sambuca Passione Nera is a dark liqueur with a predominance of star anise flavours with notes of cardamom and coriander.
Luxardo Limoncello
Luxardo Limoncello is a distinctive, premium liqueur made with the juice of fresh lemons from Southern Italy. Although traditionally served as an after dinner drink, Luxardo Limoncello is great as a…
Luxardo Limoncello is a distinctive, premium liqueur made with the juice of fresh lemons from Southern Italy. Although traditionally served as an after dinner drink, Luxardo Limoncello is great as a…
Luxardo Sambuca with Raspberry
Luxardo leads innovation with new sambuca flavours made from the finest quality ingredients and produced with the highest production standards. Luxardo Sambuca with Raspberry bursts with fragrant,…
Luxardo leads innovation with new sambuca flavours made from the finest quality ingredients and produced with the highest production standards. Luxardo Sambuca with Raspberry bursts with fragrant,…
Luxardo Maraschino
Luxardo Maraschino follows the original recipe from 1821 and requires four years to produce this specialty. Marasca cherries are harvested from Luxardo’s own trees and the solid components are then…
Luxardo Maraschino follows the original recipe from 1821 and requires four years to produce this specialty. Marasca cherries are harvested from Luxardo’s own trees and the solid components are then…