What separates Romeo Amaretto from the crowded field of almond liqueurs is its direct connection to Saronno — the very town that gave amaretto its name and its original recipes

ice can mute the more delicate Malaga-influenced notes

Is Tres Picos good for sipping on its own

Aged cheddar highlights the vanilla and toasty oak notes

Chateau Petit-Freylon Grande Cuvee Leah portugal What separates Romeo Amaretto fromChateau Petit Freylon Grande Cuvee Leah is a five grape Bordeaux red blend from the Entre deux Mers sub region, bottled at 14% ABV in a standard 750ml format. It earned 89 points from James Suckling, who noted its sweet spices, coffee, ripe currants, and medium bodied structure with a tight grained finish. Quick Facts: ABV: 14% Origin: Entre deux Mers, Bordeaux, France Red Blend Winery: Chteau Petit Freylon Production & Heritage Chteau Petit Freylon