£32.82
Frangelico is a premium Italian hazelnut liqueur made from locally-grown hazelnuts. It features a rich hazelnut flavour with hints of coffee and vanilla. Enjoy it neat, on ice, or in cocktails for a versatile drinking experience.
- Contains hazelnut distillate for an authentic nutty taste.
- Gluten-free and wheat-free, suitable for various dietary needs.
- Bottled in Italy with 20% ABV for a smooth finish.
- Ideal for cocktails, coffee, or chocolate recipes.
- Packaged in a 70cl glass bottle that is recyclable.
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Description
xFrangelico is a premium Italian liqueur distilled from locally-grown hazelnuts and blended with coffee, cocoa and vanilla distillate. According to legend, its origins date back more than 300 years to a hermit monk named Fra' Angelico in the Piedmont region of Northern Italy.
A clear pale gold liquid with intense hazelnut aromas, Frangelico is rich in texture, with a pronounced but delicate hazelnut flavour and a smooth, long finish. It can be enjoyed neat, on ice with lime, in coffee and chocolate or in a cocktail.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
Product attributes: Gluten Free, Wheat Free.
Country of origin: Italy.
Preparation and Usage: 'Best over ice with a squeeze of lime'.
Package type: Bottle. Recycling information: Pack - Glass.
Ingredients: Water, Sugar, Alcohol, Hazelnut Distillate (1%), Flavors, Colorant: Plain Caramel.
Allergen Information: May Contain Nut, Free From Gluten, Free From Wheat, Free From Egg, Free From Fish, Free From Lactose, Free From Sesame, Free From Peanut, Free From Celery, Free From Mustard, Free From Soya, Free From Shellfish, Free From Milk, Free From Sulphites, Free From Phenylalanine, Free From Oats, Free From Yeast.
History: Frangelico is produced in the Piedmont region of northern Italy, with origins dating back over 300 years to early Christian monks.
