That's Amaro

For some, it’s amore; for others, it’s just bitter.

Genoa Italian Deli on Telegraph in Oakland has amarena whild cherries for 5.29 a jar. Have gone through several jars on Mariposa Aviations! They seem just as good as the more expensive luxardos and we are pretty snobby about our...

Anyone know where i can find them??? they are pricey to begin with and the only internet vendor charges an additional $7 shipping.... Particularly looking around Fairfield county but will take info on anywhere they can be found......

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I knew homemade tail cherries would undoubtedly be better, but I figured I would give Luxardo Maraschino cherries a try due to the convenience factor. I must say, I feel quite the fool for dishing out $20 for a jar of these. I...

I’ve been having trouble finding a bottle of this in the area. Anyone know of any good liquor stores that carry it? How about Rittenhouse Rye? The few places that used to carry it seemed to stop. Thanks

Swear I saw a recent thread on this topic, but search turned up nothing. I had a Luxardo Amaretto at Eastern Standard recently and dang if it wasn’t a ton better that DiSaronno. Less sweet, more subtle, complex, and heck...

Looking for Marasca cherries from the brand/company Luxardo. I’m beginning to think they don’t sell them in the US. Anyone have any luck? Or...find/make anything comparable? All for the sake of a good Manhattan tail.

Anyone in NY have any ideas where I can buy a bottle of Luxardo Maraschino liqueur in order to make a proper Aviation tail? Sherry-Lehman does not carry it, nor do other midtown liquor stores I have tried. I have a bottle of...

Libations that feature crème de cassis.

Homemade brandied sour cherries are a mega-step up from commercial maraschino cherries as a garnish for tails.

Luxardo is my favorite. Not quite as sweet and syrupy as Di Saronno, it has a richer amaretto flavor.

Luxardo