Pallini Limonzero alcohol-free
Alcohol-free limoncello from the same family that has been making regular Pallini since 1875. An infusion of lemon zest from the Amalfi Coast, fresh and sweet, made for a spritz that everyone at the table can enjoy.
Lemon zest, but without alcohol
Pallini Limonzero is the alcohol-free alternative to limoncello. It is made with the same type of lemon as regular Pallini: the zest of lemons from the Amalfi Coast, with protected designation of origin. An infusion is made from the zest, which, together with water, sugar, natural flavoring, and a little citric acid, makes up the drink. It contains 0% alcohol.
Because it contains no alcohol, Limonzero is not a liqueur and is not as syrupy as limoncello. It has a pure, fresh taste, and its color gives that away too: not completely clear, but soft yellow-green, like freshly squeezed lemon juice. Since there is no alcohol to preserve it, a preservative has been added.
In brief
Pure lemon, without the warmth
Fresh lemon
A pure lemon aroma of zest and juice, without added fragrances that overpower the lemon.
Fresh and sweet
Pure and fresh, with the sweetness of limoncello but without the stickiness. You miss the warmth of alcohol; the lemon takes its place.
Short and fresh
A short, fresh finish. With sparkling water or alcohol-free sparkling wine, it becomes drier and more lingering.
The flavor profile of Pallini Limonzero, ice-cold. Mixed into a spritz, it is less sweet and fresher.
How to serve Limonzero
Limonzero is made to be enjoyed ice-cold, neat over ice or topped up with bubbles. Chill the bottle thoroughly beforehand.
Limonzero spritz
50 ml Pallini Limonzero, 100 ml alcohol-free sparkling wine, and a splash of sparkling water in a large wine glass full of ice, with a lemon slice. The alcohol-free counterpart to the limoncello spritz.
Alcohol-free spritz →Ice-cold over ice
4 to 5 cl from the refrigerator over a few ice cubes in a small glass. As an alcohol-free alternative to a shot of limoncello after a meal.
Glass: small glass →With sparkling water
40 ml Limonzero with 160 ml sparkling water in a tall glass full of ice, with a sprig of mint. Homemade lemonade with a grown-up bitterness from the peel.
Long drink glasses →Mocktails with Pallini Limonzero
There is no alcohol in these recipes. Limonzero replaces the sugar syrup and some of the lemon juice, bringing the aroma of Amalfi lemon.
Alcohol-free spritz
Alcohol-free sparkling wine, sparkling water, and citrus. With Limonzero, it becomes an alcohol-free limoncello spritz.
Virgin Mojito
Mint, lime, and sparkling water. A splash of Limonzero instead of sugar adds a lemony note.
Shirley Temple
Ginger ale with grenadine and a cherry. With Limonzero, it is fresher and less sweet.
Mocktails
All alcohol-free cocktails in one overview, from fresh and fruity to bitter.The right glass for Pallini Limonzero
A large wine glass for the spritz, a spacious copa for lots of ice, a tall glass for the lemonade, and a small glass for serving it ice-cold and neat.
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Questions about Pallini Limonzero
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