Sold at $10.99 a bottle, you can now grab a bottle of Sicilian limoncello. It's sold in a traditional slim bottle similar to the bottles of limoncello you would see on the streets of Italy.

Don't be fooled by the little shot-sized glasses though. The syrupy liquid may look deceptively easy to drink, but it packs ...

To make the limoncello, place the vodka and lemon rind into a large sealable glass bottle or jar and leave to steep for a week. After a week, make a syrup by placing the sugar and water into a ...

What type of glass should I serve limoncello in? Traditional serving glasses for limoncello are small, often between 1–2 ounces, with thick walls that help keep the liqueur cold.

Stir together limoncello, gin, and lemon juice in an ice-filled mixing glass until mixture is well chilled and slightly diluted, about 30 seconds. Strain mixture into a rocks glass or a wine glass.

Limoncello is delicious. Whether you use it in cocktails, cook with it, drizzle it over sorbet or sip it chilled, the sweet-tart lemony liqueur is simply delightful. A bottle at the liquor store ...

But this year, it’s not Aperol getting all the attention. M&S has just dropped a new citrus liqueur and customers are ...