Amaro

Tasting Notes: The Amaro dell’Etna has its roots on the slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily where more than twenty-six herbs and aromatic plants grow. Its special recipe embodies the volcanic nature of Sicilian soil and even... Read More

Tasting Notes: Averna amaro is bittersweet with notes of orange and licorice, balanced with touches of myrtle, juniper berries, rosemary, and sage.

Tasting Notes: Bordiga Centum Herbis translates to100 herbs and refers to this type of bitter Alpine herbal liqueur traditionally made and consumed in the Alpine region of France and Italy. Akin to green Chartreuse but with lower... Read More

Tasting Notes: Vecchio Amaro del Capo has a delicate and aromatic taste that also adapts well to more delicate palates, not used to Bitter drinks and remember, as the best Calabrese tradition says, they should be drank frozen... Read More

Tasting Notes: The term Sfumato derives from the italian word for smoke fumo. It is traditionally associated with a style of Renaissance painting characterized by subtle transitions between areas of dark and light. This speaks... Read More

Tasting Notes: Cynar is an artichoke based bittersweet liqueur known for its versatility and distinctive flavour; its taste is enriched by an infusion of 13 herbs and plants. The name of the drink derives from Cynar scolymus,... Read More

Luxardo is one of the oldest European firms producing liqueurs and spirits. Transferred from Zara to Torreglia (Padova) in 1947 due to the consequences of the Second World War, Luxardo is a place where centuries old traditions... Read More

Tasting Notes: Faccia Brutto Amaro Alpino presents a complex, bittersweet profile, featuring prominent notes of cinchona, rhubarb root, and a cooling hint of eucalyptus and spruce buds. The palate is layered and herbaceous, with... Read More

Tasting Notes: Fernet’s backstory actually has roots — no pun intended — in naturopathic medicine. Or, more accurately, the unlikely crossroads where centuries of naturopathic medicine collide with robust capitalism.... Read More

Tasting Notes: Forthave Spirits Marseille Amaro is based on the secret recipe of four medieval thieves. They were caught stealing from plague victims in Marseille. In exchange for clemency, they revealed their secret concoction.... Read More

Tasting Notes: Jerbis Amaro follows an old recipe from an order of monks, 16 different botanicals are infused together. All ingredients are Italian, and locally sourced in Friuli, including linden leaf, rhubarb root, currants,... Read More

Tasting Notes: Amaro Lucano was created in 1894 from a secret recipe that has been handed down from generation to generation in the Vena family. Thanks to the skilful blend of more than 30 herbs it has a decisive taste that is... Read More

Tasting Notes: Amaro Lucano Non-Alcoholic is an Amaro that contains less than 0.5% alcohol. It’s made from the same carefully selected, quality herbs as Amaro Lucano. On the nose, there is an immediate triumph of Meditteranean... Read More

Tasting Notes: Calafuria takes its name from the over 700 bays on the Apulian peninsula. The region has a long tradition in the production of rosé wines made with Negroamaro, a variety that best expresses its full potential... Read More

Tasting Notes: Made with a secret selection of rare herbs, Rabarbaro captures an appealingly delicate flavour. Zucca is made using the root of the true Chinese Rhubarb, which grows only in the mountainous regions of Kansu province.... Read More