Luxardo Italian Maraschino Cherries In Syrup 400 Gram Jar (Pack of 3)

Despite the fact that the item arrived broken, it is not returnable or refundable.

Zyaire Cole

| Jun 25, 2021

Luxardo cherries are one of my favorite fruits, and I've purchased them several times on Amazon. This time, however, it was a disaster. As if they'd been dropped, all three jars had dented lids. Inside the packaging, one of the jars was broken, and the lid's safety seal was also broken. It was necessary to discard this jar. It's a shame, because these cherries are quite expensive, and I adore them. If the seller fixes this problem, I'll give it a higher rating.

Lance Wilkins

| Apr 04, 2021

They are, without a doubt, pricey. But, oh my goodness, they're a class all their own. The only drawback is that after three or four double Old Fashions because the cherry has become "the thing," you start to wonder if 9 - It's a good idea to start the evening with 12 ounces of rye whiskey. They'll take your hand in theirs and lead you down the primrose path. You've been given fair warning.

Joyce Jennings

| Jul 14, 2021

They taste a little like them, but with a quality flavor that isn't processed and a thicker texture. The price is high, but if you're using them for quality cooking/cocktails/toppings they are far superior to the alternative. I've used them for old fashions and yogurt, and I've been pleased so far!.

Felicity Hubbard

| Mar 16, 2021

My adult son said it was awful the first time he tried an imitation (in a fancy jar, almost as expensive), because it tasted like the cough syrup I used to give him when he was a kid. This is because all of the imitations I've tried include elderberry juice, which has a distinct flavor. br>br>If you don't compare Luxardo cherries to a cheaper imitation, you might not be able to tell the difference. You won't be able to get the less expensive ones after that. The three-pack saved some money, but it was still quite costly.

Kellan Wilkerson

| Nov 08, 2021

Look somewhere else if you want Shirley Temple-style maraschino cherries. If you know what a Luxardo maraschino cherry is, these are the real deal, and they're way cheaper than any store I've seen them in (a local high-end retailer). They cost $36 per jar at end grocery! ) I'm addicted to the candied texture and complex delicious flavor of these, and I use the syrup in a variety of cocktails. I would strongly suggest it. Don't listen to the critics who expected a typical maraschino cheery; these are nothing like it.

Gideon Lang

| May 08, 2021

While the product is excellent, it was offered at an excellent price (which has since increased since my order) and was shipped and packaged flawlessly. BUT I HAVE ONLY RECEIVED HALF OF MY ORDER AND THE VENDOR HAS NOT REPLYED TO MY MESSAGES. br>NOTICE: THIS PAGE HAS BEEN REVISED. After explaining what was and wasn't delivered, the vendor finally responded, and I received a refund for the items that were not delivered.

Julissa Stephenson

| Dec 30, 2021

Either you love cocktail cherries or you've never tried them before. Luxardos have a firm bite, are almost crystalline in appearance, and are dark and rich in color. Of course, it's sweet, but in a multi-dimensional fruity way rather than a pure sugary way. They don't seem to go bad when left on the counter for long periods of time. Friends and I frequently split a 6 pound can of beer - That way, it's a lot less expensive - However, when I wanted to give some as gifts, I ordered this set of three smaller jars. They're adorable little jars that look great on the counter.

Andrew Estes

| Nov 02, 2021