Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Mellow ’Cellos

For Skip Tognetti, owner and founder of Seattle-based Letterpress Distilling, making arancello (an orange version of the liqueur) was a way to express his Italian heritage while pushing beyond limoncello.

“Blood orange is almost ubiquitous in Sicily and part of Calabria,” he explains. “I thought

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