Description

Caravella Orangecello Originale is an orange liqueur bottled at 28% ABV (56 proof) in a 750 ml bottle. It is made from the peels of Sicilian oranges soaked in pure grain alcohol with sugar and orange juice, giving a crisp, tangy and refreshing character.

The recipe comes from Paolo Sperone, whose family limoncello and orangecello recipes date back to 1898, and whose liqueurs were the world's first of their kind. Caravella suggests serving it on the rocks or neat, or mixing it into cocktails such as an Orange Spritz or Sicilian Spritz.

Beverage Testing Institute tasting notes, recorded for Caravella Limoncello: hazy yellow-green color; mild lemon zest, beeswax and simple syrup aromas; a supple, glycerous, milk-sweet medium body; and an even, relaxed finish accented by lemon, straw, marshmallow and mineral, with smoothness and poise for sipping.

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Caravella Orangecello Originale

$18.99

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 28% ABV · 56 proof
    • Type: Gin
    • Brand: Caravella
    Tasting Notes

    Beverage Testing Institute Tasting Notes Caravella Limoncello Hazy yellow green color. Mild lemon zest, beeswax, and simple syrup aromas with a supple and glycerous milk sweet medium body and an even, relaxed lemon, straw, marshmallow and mineral accented finish. Nice smoothness and poise for sipping.

    About Caravella

    Caravella is an Italian liqueur brand built on the family recipes of Paolo Sperone, which date back to 1898. The house produced the world's original limoncello and orangecello liqueurs, and its bottlings reflect the Italian lifestyle.

    Description

    Caravella Orangecello Originale is an orange liqueur bottled at 28% ABV (56 proof) in a 750 ml bottle. It is made from the peels of Sicilian oranges soaked in pure grain alcohol with sugar and orange juice, giving a crisp, tangy and refreshing character.

    The recipe comes from Paolo Sperone, whose family limoncello and orangecello recipes date back to 1898, and whose liqueurs were the world's first of their kind. Caravella suggests serving it on the rocks or neat, or mixing it into cocktails such as an Orange Spritz or Sicilian Spritz.

    Beverage Testing Institute tasting notes, recorded for Caravella Limoncello: hazy yellow-green color; mild lemon zest, beeswax and simple syrup aromas; a supple, glycerous, milk-sweet medium body; and an even, relaxed finish accented by lemon, straw, marshmallow and mineral, with smoothness and poise for sipping.