Prunus Cerasus Marasca is a type of sour cherry tree typically grown in Croatia and neighboring regions. This specific variety of cherry is commonly used in the production of maraschino liqueur, a popular ingredient in cocktails. There are several synonyms for Prunus Cerasus Marasca depending on the country or region in which it is grown. In Italy, it is known as amarene, while it is called Visciola in the Emilia-Romagna region. In Serbia, it is called Ovčarka, while in Slovenia it is known as kranjska češnja. Despite the variations in the name, Prunus Cerasus Marasca is cherished by many for its unique flavor and versatility in countless recipes.