Bottega Caramel Liqueur 17% 50cl

A vibrant liqueur from Bottega bringing aroma characters of intense pistacchio. These Pistachios are exclsively harvested from Sicily and then traditionally processed turning them into a paste which keeps their precious characteristics, mixed with...

A delicious refreshing liqueur made with Scicilian lemons, fresh cream and the finest grappa. Serve over ice or try it with lemon meringue! Presented in avery elegant bottle

Lemon creamy liquor

Creamy and pleasantly sweet,...

Delicate scent of cream, with notes of vanilla and a fragrant aroma of milk aftertaste Taste Soft, enveloping and intriguing, it caresses the palate with its refined taste that recalls the olfactory notes

The unique taste of this true Italian liqueur is the result of the expert mix of coffee, amaretto and many more extracts.

Mozart's new liqueur is Strawberry and white chocolate cream liqueur. Whats not to like!
SERVING: Mozart White Chocolate Cream Strawberry Frapp
PREPARATION: Portion of two scoops of vanilla ice cream in a Cocktail glass and pour 4 -6 cl MOZAR...

This Raspberry Cream Liqueur is lovely and sweet with a little bit of alcohol, with aromas of strong raspberry. On the palate the raspberries are intense with sweet and a slight hint of sourness. Made with fresh raspberries, milk cream and grappa!

Bottega are world known for their fantastic range of Grappa based liqueurs. This Melon variant does not disappoint, it has been produced by expertly blending grappa and real melons during a natural process. The appearance is a pale orange. The aromas ...

Cappuccino from the fantastic Bottega is a creamy liqueur, pleasantly sweet and with a moderate alcohol content, characterised by unmistakable hints of milk and coffee. Captivating, seductive and persuasive, the notes of cream stand out on the palate,

Intense aromas of cinnamon are going to lead the way. On the palate this is fresh, fragrant and pleasantly sweet with spicy cinnamon notes. Cinnamon is a spice with a long history, appreciated by the Greek, Romans and Egyptians for its typical aromatic