Disaronno
You’re a connoisseur of fine things. And you deserve the best. Disaronno is made in Italy, and it’s been making people happy for over 500 years. It’s an Italian liqueur that tastes like amaretto but with a little extra kick to it
Disaronno
You’re a connoisseur of fine things. And you deserve the best. Disaronno is made in Italy, and it’s been making people happy for over 500 years. It’s an Italian liqueur that tastes like amaretto but with a little extra kick to it – because we know you can handle your liquor. We have every flavour of Disaronno available online at The Bottle Club – from classic Amaretto di Saronno to our newest flavours like Hazelnut and Caramelized Pear. So go ahead, treat yourself to something special today!
It doesn't matter how much or how little you drink - there's always room for more Disaronno in your life! Whether it's after dinner drinks with friends or sipping straight from the bottle while watching Netflix alone at home (we don't judge), this is one spirit that will never go out of style. We have many flavours available online at The Bottle Club. What are you waiting for? Order yours now!
It doesn't matter how much or how little you drink - there's always room for more Disaronno in your life! Whether it's after dinner drinks with friends or sipping straight from the bottle while watching Netflix alone at home (we don't judge), this is one spirit that will never go out of style. We have many flavours available online at The Bottle Club. What are you waiting for? Order yours now!
What kind of liquor is Disaronno?
Disaronno is a sweet, almond-flavoured liqueur (a type of amaretto). It's made from distilled grain alcohol, sugar, and natural flavours.What does Disaronno go well with?
Disaronno is a versatile liqueur that tastes great with a variety of different drinks. Some people enjoy it straight up, while others like to mix it with coffee, tea, or other types of liquor. It's also great as part of a cocktail. You can also try it with a slightly bitter dark chocolate like Lindt 90% cocoa solids, an earthy cigar like a Montecristo No. 2, or with a steely dry Riesling like the Dr. Pauly Bergweiler Rheinhessen Auslese or the J. Lohr Seven Oaks Vineyard Riesling.
