San Limello »Zarte Zitrone«

Name: San Limello »Zarte Zitrone«
Brand: Dr. Jaglas
Rating: 89 (1 reviews)

Dr. Jaglas

Dieser alkoholfreie Zitronen-Aperitif ist die alkoholfreie Alternative zum Limoncello. Er zaubert italienisches Dolce Vita ins Glas und ein Lächeln ins Gesicht. Entwickelt von der Berliner
Apothekenmarke will dieser Aperitif auffallen, auf der Zunge
verweilen und überraschen – am besten als Spritz. Eine Ode
an das „süße Leben“ und die Lebensfreude. Die frische Säure gereifter Zitronen wird durch feine Noten von Zitrusfrüchten wie Limetten und Grapefruits ausbalanciert. Die Apotheker empfehlen den Aperitif im Weinglas als „Limello Spritz“ mit Prosecco, Tonic Water oder Soda
sowie frischer Minze als Garnitur.
Passt wunderbar zu Meeresfrüchten, Obst oder Anti Pasti. VEGAN

Points

Tasting 2023

San Limello »Zarte Zitrone« from the destillery Dr. Jaglas has been rated with 89 Falstaff points . It is a Aperitif from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 17.11.2023

Very fresh and striking citrus zest in the immediately rising aroma. On the palate, the ethereal character remains dominant in the first sip, followed by a lot of sweetness and a caramel finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Germany

Distillery: Dr. Jaglas

Category: Aperitif

Alcohol Level: 0.2%

Price: 20 - 50 €

dr-jaglas.de

Content: 0.5 litre

Characteristics: non-alcoholic

Region

Germany

Winegrowing in Germany, as in other European winegrowing countries, goes back primarily to the Romans, who brought the vine from the Rhone on their campaign...

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Distillery Dr. Jaglas

Dr. Jaglas

Choriner Straße 40
10435 Berlin
Deutschland

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