Bella Italia pairs with Disaronno
Sophie Cole, writer
Bella Italia announces brand new promotion which will see it partner with liqueur brand Disaronno.
Italian restaurant franchise Bella Italia has announced that it’s partnered with liqueur brand Disaronno for an exciting new promotion, which will give customers the chance to win their dinner.
Customers will be in with a chance of getting their hands on a share of £10,000 worth of Bella Italia vouchers when they pick up a bottle of the distinctive amaretto from Tesco stores around the country. And with more than 100 locations across the UK, there are plenty of opportunities for fans of the Italian restaurant franchise to enjoy the promotional vouchers. With every bottle purchased, shoppers will be guaranteed a free cocktail in any Bella Italia restaurant to accompany their tasty food. They’ll be able to choose from the zingy ‘Sicilian Sour’, which combines Disaronno and Sanpellegrino Limonata into a citrusy treat or the ‘Sunset on the Beach’, which adds a refreshing blend of cranberry, orange juice and tonic water to the liqueur.
Customers will also be able to try Bella Italia’s extensive and authentic Italian menu. Diners can choose from more than eight different pasta shapes that are served with a delicious range of sauces, indulgent calzones filled with rich sauces and meats and traditional stone baked pizzas. For those looking for something lighter, the franchise also offers spiralised vegetable noodles as a tasty alternative to pasta, so you can still enjoy a delicious Italian feast that’s lower in calories. The promotion runs until the end of January, so there’s plenty of time to take advantage of the exciting offer and experience an authentic taste of Italy. Bella Italia works closely with real Italian-family producers, including the Gaetarelli family who craft fresh pasta on the shores of Lake Garda so that every dish is full of Italian sunshine.
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Sophie Cole, writer