Luxardo Del Santo Herbal Liqueur – 75 cl

Luxardo Del Santo is a bold, bittersweet Italian herbal liqueur produced by the Luxardo Distillety in Torreglia, Italy. Bottled at 40% ABV, it is crafted from a secret recipe of over 20 botanicals, including cinnamon, mace, galangal, aromatic calamus, and the rare Alpine flower achillea moscata. 

Key Profile & Characteristics

• Flavor: It features a complex, honeyed-silky palate with minty freshness, earthy root notes, and warm spicy undertones.
• Comparison: It is frequently cited as a more approachable and affordable alternative to Green Chartreuse, though it has a lower alcohol content and a slightly more floral, less medicinal profile.
• Heritage: While it recently made its U.S. debut in 2025, the brand has deep Italian roots and is named after St. Anthony, the patron saint of Padova ("Del Santo" means "of the saint"). 

How to Serve

• Digestif: Traditionally served neat or over ice as an after-dinner drink to aid digestion.
• In Cocktails: It is a versatile substitute in drinks that require herbal depth, such as the Last word, Bijou, or herbal riffs on the Negroni.
• Mixers: It pairs well with ginger beer, tonic water, or soda for a lighter, refreshing drink. 

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