An amaretto sour in a tumbler topped with a cherry, with a napkin on the side

Amaretto sour

Published: January 18, 2022 at 11:13 AM

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Serves 1

Easy

Total time: 5 mins

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An impressive dinner party cocktail, this amaretto sour recipe is topped with creamy egg white and a maraschino cherry

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Mix up an amaretto sour cocktail, then try our whisky sour, pisco sour, Tom collins and more cocktail sours. Also, check out more of our easy cocktail recipes.


Our drinks expert, Hannah Guinness, shares her at-home bar tips to help you take your amaretto sour to the next level.

What is an amaretto sour?

This classic sour cocktail, made using the almond-flavoured Italian liqueur amaretto, emerged during the 1970s, and was especially popular during the disco era. Nutty, rounded and gently tart, it’s a good option for those who prefer their sours on the sweeter side.

Amaretto sour ingredients

Use fresh lemon juice to balance out the sweetness of the drink. A dash of bourbon wouldn’t go amiss if you’d like a little more backbone to the drink.

Hannah's tips for the perfect Amaretto sour

Shake the cocktail well to ensure a smooth and creamy mouthfeel to the drink. Use a tumbler or old fashioned glass.

Vegan amaretto sour

To make this recipe vegan, swap the egg white for 1 tbsp of aquafaba.

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Hannah GuinnessSenior sub editor and drinks writer

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