Aperitif & Digestif

Pineau des Charentes is a fortified wine legendarily invented by a Cognac producer dumping grape must into a barrel he thought was empty, but actua...

Yellow is a génépi aperitif produced by Forthave Spirits in collaboration with Liten Buffel winery. It is a fortified and aromatized wine- a delica...

Fantastic sweet vermouth and an incredible value. From the Terre dei Solari winery of Piemonte Italy, this vermouth uses Moscato and Inzolia wine, ...

Pronounced "ran can can" - is named after the Occitan verb requinquilhar - to cheer up or invigorate. It’s a 15% white wine based aperitif aromatis...

Bonanto is the result of a selection of more than 30 botanicals carefully chosen and macerated at their aromatic peak. Among its special ingredient...

If you can’t manage a trip to Paris to bask in your own early evening nonchalance as you sip a chic aperitif and finish the day’s first pack of cig...

Don't let anybody tell you you're basic just because you love a Spritz now and again. But if you've only been making them with Aperol, your haters ...

The 30-hour work week, the metric system, Aperitivo hour - just a few of the brilliant European inventions us Americans are still working on gettin...

A line of aperitivi produced in the heart of Italy’s historic aperitivo region – Asti, Piedmont in collaboration with legendary barman Giancarlo Ma...

In 1993, Heaven Hill bought the U.S. rights to Dubonnet, a sweet aperitif devised in 1846 by Parisian wine merchant and chemist Joseph Dubonnet. In...

Amaro Pasubio is a true taste of the Dolomite Mountains in the Trentino region. On a base of rich aged wine you'll find notes of blueberries, pine ...

Floral and bright, with aromatics of grapefruit rind and warm rich spices. This is delicious on its own, or wonderful in a number of simple cocktails.

The late 19th to early 20th century was the "Golden Age" of French aperitif wines known as "quinquinas" or "kinas." Kina L'Aéro d'Or reflects an Al...

From the A.A. Badenhorst Winery in South Africa comes Caperitif, or the Cape Aperitif. Chenin Blanc is fortified with spirit, gently sweetened by t...

Rust red aperitif, a muscular quinine bitterness is made more approachable with light caramel and honeyed fruit sweetness, current of complex herba...

Herby aromas with floral honeysuckle and elderflower. Quinine bitterness grows gradually on the palate, rich grape juice offsets complex herbs alon...

This elegant aperitif cider was developed in collaboration with maître liquoriste Deirdre Heekin. Using Northern winter cold to concentrate fresh-p...

A balanced and delicious aperitif that captures California in a bottle. The Red expression is especially delicious with a splash of soda water, an ...

Pampleau begins with a base of Sauvignon Blanc which is fortified and aged with hand-cut grapefruit, and other seasonal citrus for up to six weeks,...

An ultra-dry, apple ice-cider aperitif infused with red currant for a glowing ruby tint and a blend of dandelion, gentian, and angelica bitters. Sp...

Similar to Vermouth, with the same pool of aromatics and white wine mistelle base. The classification is one of intent, in comparison they were sw...

True to the Piemonte style amaro, this is created by infusing Cardoon, Blessed Thistle and botanicals into the Bosca family estate wine, then reste...

Still produced in accordance with the original 1873 recipe, Byrrh is created by macerating South America Quinquina, coffee, bitter orange, colombo ...

Originally made in 1865, and immediately nicknamed “ouvre l’appetit (key to the appetite) it is made by infusing gentian root, herbs from the Grand...

Not for the faint of heart, this quinine forward digestif includes notes of rhubarb, gentian, cardamom seed, and of course, quinine bark. It has a...

Quinine-flavored, aperitif wine that has the lush mouthfeel and weight of a sweet vermouth, the fruit of a sangria, and the spice of a mulled wine,...

Made since 1891 from moscato d’asti, a sweet white wine fortified with a touch of brandy, then flavored with gentian, cinchona bark and other bitte...