Yuzucello Liqueur

SHANTY SPIRIT LTD

£29

A zesty explosion of aromatic, complex yuzu flavours. This delicious yuzu liqueur delivers a citrus zing that is balanced with light sugar sweetness. Mouth-watering citrus juice on the nose, with gentle citrus acidity and tingling charisma, followed by a final hit of sweetness and lasting zestiness. This is an innovative approach to citrus. Far more refined than a limoncello, it is zesty and juicy but with all the subtlety of the citrus fruit preserved. Every part of the fresh yuzu is used to capture as wide a range of the complex flavour as possible. About yuzu Known as the 'Queen of Citrus’

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