Allora Opens Its Il Limoneto Brand Home in Procida
Edited by Adam Harrie — May 8, 2026 — Art & Design
This article was written with the assistance of AI.
References: thespiritsbusiness
Allora launched Il Limoneto, its first brand home in Procida, Italy, featuring a boutique bar and immersive lemon experience built around the brand’s Aperitivo al Limone. The space, designed by Phill Creates Studio, was created using local materials and will operate by appointment during the summer months.
The venue showcases drinks made with Procida’s Isola dei limoni variety, including the signature Allora Lemon Spritz alongside lemon Palomas, Negronis, Martinis and Margaritas. Phill Welch collaborated with local suppliers and used island-sourced wood, fishing nets and decorative crafts to reflect Procida’s architecture and maritime culture.
Run by Allora’s Procida-based lemon grower David Lubrano, Il Limoneto aims to connect visitors directly to the citrus provenance and tasting rituals behind the brand. The launch turns provenance-driven spirits marketing into a place-based hospitality experience that deepens consumer connection to ingredient origin.
Image Credit: Shutterstock/Neirfy
The venue showcases drinks made with Procida’s Isola dei limoni variety, including the signature Allora Lemon Spritz alongside lemon Palomas, Negronis, Martinis and Margaritas. Phill Welch collaborated with local suppliers and used island-sourced wood, fishing nets and decorative crafts to reflect Procida’s architecture and maritime culture.
Run by Allora’s Procida-based lemon grower David Lubrano, Il Limoneto aims to connect visitors directly to the citrus provenance and tasting rituals behind the brand. The launch turns provenance-driven spirits marketing into a place-based hospitality experience that deepens consumer connection to ingredient origin.
Image Credit: Shutterstock/Neirfy
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