Pallini Limoncello Cream
The softer side of limoncello. Pallini Limoncello with cream, making it round and silky smooth while staying fresh. Less sharp than the original, with half the alcohol, and more of a dessert than a digestif.
Limoncello, but silky smooth
Pallini Limoncello Cream starts with regular Pallini Limoncello, infused with the peel of lemons from the Amalfi Coast. Cream is added, making the liqueur round, full and silky smooth while the lemon stays fresh. This turns limoncello into a cream liqueur. According to the maker, it contains no artificial fragrances or flavorings.
At 15%, its alcohol content is much lower than the original's 26%, and the sharpness of the peel is also toned down. That makes Cream a liqueur to enjoy with or as dessert, rather than a digestif to knock back in one go. Since it contains cream, store an opened bottle in the refrigerator.
At a glance
Lemon tart in a glass
Mellow lemon
Lemon, but milder than in regular limoncello, with a creamy, slightly sweet undertone.
Round and silky smooth
Full and smooth on the palate thanks to the cream. The lemon stays fresh, and the sweetness is reminiscent of lemon tart or lemon ice cream.
Smooth and fresh
A smooth finish without the hint of bitterness from the peel found in regular limoncello. Fresh, but not sharp.
Tasting notes for Pallini Limoncello Cream, served ice-cold. At room temperature, it becomes sweeter and heavier.
Three ways to serve Limoncello Cream
Cream should be served cold, just like regular limoncello. But while the original is served after dinner, Cream really shines with dessert.
Ice-cold in a small glass
Keep the bottle in the fridge and pour 4 cl into a small, chilled liqueur glass. The cold makes it richer and less sweet.
Glass: liqueur glass →Over vanilla ice cream
Pour 3 cl over a scoop of vanilla ice cream or lemon sorbet in a coupe. An Italian dessert you can serve in a minute.
Glass: coupe →In a tropical cocktail
In a Piña Colada, replace some of the coconut cream with 3 cl of Limoncello Cream. The cream in the liqueur complements the coconut, while the lemon makes it fresher.
Piña Colada recipe →Creamy cocktails with Limoncello Cream
While regular limoncello gets lost in spritzes, the Cream is better suited to creamy, dessert-style recipes.
Piña Colada
Rum, pineapple, and coconut. A splash of Limoncello Cream adds a hint of lemon.
Sgroppino
Lemon sorbet and prosecco whipped into a froth. The Cream makes it even softer and creamier.
Snowball
Egg liqueur with lemonade and lime. A splash of Limoncello Cream makes it more lemony.
Limoncello cocktails
All the limoncello cocktails in one place, from spritzes to desserts.The right glass for Limoncello Cream
A small liqueur glass for serving ice-cold on its own, a coupe for serving over ice, and a tall glass for tropical cocktails.
More flavors from Pallini
Pallini
Where it all began. Read all about Pallini on the brand page: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
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Pallini Limonzero
Alcohol-free Amalfi lemon peel. Serve ice-cold over ice or with alcohol-free sparkling wine as a spritz.
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Pallini Peachello
Ripe white peach, soft and velvety. Serve chilled on its own or with prosecco as a peach spritz.
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Questions about Pallini Limoncello Cream
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