Amaro Soaked Cherries.

Awesome

"I love these cherries! I like putting them in my wine. It's so hard to find them in stores though! Almost impossible"

— Linda D. (5/5)

Unreal good

"Best cherries I've ever tasted."

— Steve (5/5)

Love them

"We had these in a Manhattan at a friends house and just had to track them down ourselves. Thank you for stocking them and quick shipping to us !"

— Melanie C. (5/5)

Good, but slightly bitter and chewy

"I regularly use and like Tillman Farms Bada Bing cherries for cocktails, but I love a variety of amaros and was excited to give these a try. I realize that amaro can be bitter, but these cherries were more bitter than I expected (think more Aperol than Averna). Additionally, compared to the Tillman Farms cherries, I think the Amaro Soaked Cherries are a little chewy."

— Derrick M. (3/5)

Puts an old fashioned over the top!

"Amaro soaked sour cherries are unique, now my preference over bourbon soaked ones. Excellent!"

— Karen J. (5/5)

Cherries

"Love love these in my drink"

— Tina B. (5/5)

killer

"you would never know these babies contain no alcohol! super yummy, complex, and sophisticated!"

— Jill W. (5/5)

"Does not live up to the hype. Fine but not as good as Luxardo. Would not buy again."

— John (2/5)

Amaro cherries

"These have a very strong alcohol content and a flavor that doesn't quite match up with rye whiskey. Oh well, I tried them."

— Curtis M. (2/5)

Change it up!

"normally I use Luxardo cherries for Manhattan’s, but these amaro cherries added something different, especially with a little of the amaro added to the cocktail."

— martin l. (5/5)