Limoncé Limoncello Launches Loudly

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Limoncello is really starting to take off, especially since Danny DeVito showed up to a talk show plastered from drinking the stuff. Hey, it takes these things to put stuff on the map, don't knock it.

Limoncé Limoncello is a new product launch that takes all of the pain-in-the-ass out of making limoncello yourself. Believe me, I've tried. If you want a glass of the stuff, you've gots to think ahead! Like, 7 months ahead.

Limoncé takes the patience out of the equation and offers up a cold, light drink that has won Gold at the San Francisco Spirits Competition and gives you a bit of pucker, because if there's one thing that you don't have enough of, it's pucker.

Availability is growing and it sells for US$19.99 for a liter. They're doing a big Indy promotion for this weekend including this recipe:

WINNER'S CHOICE
Created by Curtis Parker, Mixologist/Bar Manager, Mudsocks Bar & Grill, Noblesville, IN

1.5 oz Limoncé Limoncello
1 oz Stella Citrus Gin
1 oz fresh lemonade
1/2 oz sweet and sour mix
Lemon twist – garnish

Pour all ingredients into a shaker filled with ice and shake vigorously. Pour into a tall rocks glass and garnish with a lemon twist.
Limoncé Limoncello

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