Why buy Fruit Spirit Amaretto Disaronno

The Amaretto has its origin in Saronno (south of the province of Varese, Lombardy) very close to the provinces of Milan and Como; hence it is called Amaretto di Saronno. The legend sais that in 1525 , the painter Bernardino Luini, a pupil of da Vinci was commissioned to paint a fresco of the Madonna in Saronno. Bernardino Luini enlisted the help of the daughter of the owner of an inn that served as a model. Apparently, she fell in love with the painter and as a token of his love she made ​​him a drink with natural ingredients from her garden. Bernardino took this drink outside Saronno and released in Italy .

The Amaretto Disaronno is bittersweet with almonds characteristics (although it does not contain almonds or walnuts) and is known for its distinctive look. Amaretto Disaronno has been in production since 1900. They claims its secret formula has not changed since 1525. Their production remains in Saronno, Italy, but the product is sold worldwide .

The company describes its amaretto as an infusion of apricot kernel oil with absolute alcohol, burnt sugar, and the essence of seventeen selected herbs and fruits. The liquor comes in a rectangular glass bottle designed by a craftsman from Murano.

The product was originally called "Amaretto di Saronno Originale" (Original Amaretto from Saronno). It was later changed to "Amaretto Disaronno", transforming the origin of the product in a more distinctive brand name. Finally, changed again to "Disaronno Originale"; has not been marketed as an amarettosince 2001.

According to the Disaronno website, their amaretto contains no almonds, and is nut-free. Therefore, it is safe for people with allergies to almonds.

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