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PALLINI RASPICELLO RASPBERRY LIQUEUR, Italy 750ml

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$17.47 $24.95 In stock

Category: OTHER LIQUOR

Pallini Raspicello is based on a simple recipe for raspberry liqueur. The recipe was enhanced adding blueberries and black currants, grown in the rugged mountainous Abruzzi region of Italy in order to soften the flavor of the wild raspberries. The perfect blend of these berries is the secret to the bouquet and complex taste for Pallini Raspicello.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

The blueberry and black currant additions really come through, giving it a deeper, more complex berry profile than your standard raspberry liqueur. Poured it over ice after dinner and it was dangerously smooth and sippable.

Steven M. ★★★★★

The flavor is wonderfully balanced—the raspberry comes through cleanly, but the addition of blueberries and black currants from the Abruzzi mountains gives it a deeper, more sophisticated taste. I’ve been enjoying it over ice cream for a simple dessert.

Abigail ★★★★★

Opened it last night expecting something syrupy, but it pours like a neat ruby and smells of real mountain berries. The blueberry and black currant notes come through just as much as the raspberry, which makes it taste far more complex than a standard fruit liqueur. I've already gone through a third