Di Amore Amaretto

Almost a medicinal cherry with almond that lingers. I use it for margaritas when my 21-year-old daughter and her friends come home. I might use it for my ex-wife's margaritas now, instead of the Disaronno - but that's only if I can't find anything lower-grade.

Compared to another spirit, this one was much better. It had a flavor of rich, dark sugar and a smooth taste of almond. The alcohol isn't noticeable, unlike the other which has a lower alcohol content and you can sense the alcohol.

Decent for a budget-friendly amaretto. We find it better suited for baking than for drinks. It has a potent almond and cherry essence, though it's a tad too thick for my liking.

It's enjoyable. It's clearly a lesser version of Disaronno. The alcohol level is lower, but it works well in certain mixed drinks.

Smells like cherry syrup and almond. It's thick, sugary, with cherry-almond notes. The end has a bit of a sting. If sweet liqueurs are your thing, it's alright, I suppose.

Excellent flavor for the price! Pairs wonderfully with orange juice. Touches of cherry and almond