Anyone who has paid a visit to charming Italy knows all about its gastronomic sensorial signatures: the tang of tomatoes, the smell of fresh basil, and, of course, citric sips of limoncello. The good ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Aly Walansky is a NY-based journalist who covers cocktails and dining. A rich tradition in Italian liqueur, many chefs have their ...

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Limoncello is a vibrantly colored digestif that goes down easy on a hot summer’s day. Although the sweet liqueur is most often served chilled in a shot glass, it is meant to be sipped slowly after a ...

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Limoncello is delicious. Whether you use it in cocktails, cook with it, drizzle it over sorbet or sip it chilled, the sweet-tart lemony liqueur is simply delightful. A bottle at the liquor store will ...

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