There’s still time to make limoncello as a Christmas gift if you so desire. It won’t be the same as the kind that infuses for 3 months, I know, but a reasonable batch can be made with 7 days of infusion time (maybe even less). Sign up for my email list to the right or below and get my free report on making limoncello as a gift.

I added two new commercial limoncello reviews just in time for the holidays and one of them was pretty tasty. I reviewed Ventura Limoncello and Sogno di Sorrento Limoncello.

Lastly, if you want the full scoop on all I’ve learned over the years I just finished my e-book How to Make Limoncello: The Complete Guide.

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Chad gundlach November 24, 2019

Looking to do some for xmas

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Angel Wei December 24, 2020

This is a great idea tho! Loved it

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TARLTON901 January 3, 2021

Thank you!!1

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Brenda July 17, 2021

Is there any way to make limoncello using lemon juice instead of zest? I followed your recipe for my first ever attempt at limoncello and got rave review but am almost out and my wonderful lemon tree won’t have its next crop until January. I still have saved juice though and am wondering if I can transform it into limoncello.

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Art Bryan July 6, 2022

Please sign me up for your email list and report on making limoncello for gifts.

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Art Bryan July 11, 2022

Please send your report on making Limoncello for a gift. Just purchased your book from Amazon Very informative

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Margo June 26, 2023

Please sign me up for your email list and report on making limoncello for gifts.

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