“I recently attended a Limoncello workshop in Mill Valley hosted by the talented Barbara, and I couldn't have been more impressed. From start to finish, the experience was truly exceptional, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a delightful and educational activity.

Firstly, the location in Mill Valley was picturesque and added to the overall charm of the workshop. Upon arrival, Barbara's warm and inviting presence immediately set a positive tone for the day. Her passion for the craft was evident, and she went above and beyond to ensure that everyone felt welcomed and engaged throughout the workshop.

The highlight of the workshop was undoubtedly the hands-on experience of making two different types of Limoncello. Barbara expertly guided us through the process, sharing her extensive knowledge and insider tips along the way. It was a delight to learn the intricacies of crafting this traditional Italian liqueur. The end results were truly satisfying, and I left with a newfound appreciation for the art of Limoncello making.

What impressed me the most about Barbara was her dedication to going above and beyond for her attendees. She took the time to answer all questions, provided personalized guidance, and created a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere. Her enthusiasm and genuine passion for teaching made the workshop not only informative but also incredibly fun.

Overall, the Limoncello workshop with Barbara was an absolute delight. From the welcoming atmosphere to the hands-on experience and delicious appetizers, everything was thoughtfully planned and executed to perfection. If you're looking for a memorable and enjoyable activity, I wholeheartedly recommend attending one of Barbara's workshops. You won't be disappointed!.”

— Maria Giuliani

“I had a wonderful time at Barbara's limoncello making/tasting event. The setting was gorgeous, the limoncello was delicious and we really learned something new. Barbara is immensely creative and talented and brings a great sense of relaxed and fun, but elegant style to everything. We are lucky to have her in Marin!.”

— Janet Lawson