A dry and grassy Fernet that slaps you in the face – in a good way. Geijer Fernet will make its mark on the current amaro landscape. It is rich and complex, yet not overpowering. It is grassier and less sweet than other Fernets on the market, and its 21 roots, herbs and spices are playfully balanced for the drinker.
Fred Jerbis Amaro is made with a single alcohol infusion, as in the ancient pharmacopoeia. Most of the 16 botanicals used are collected directly fr...
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Fernet Francisco collaboration series #8 with Willet Distillery, having rested in ex-Rye Barrels for 6 months. The Willet rye aroma is followed by...
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Fernet Francisco Manzanilla was first introduced to the market in 2015 by San Francisco-based fernet enthusiasts, Max Rudsten and Ben Flajnik. It i...
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Deep purple hue highlights the depth and character of Bitter Scuro. Bright citrus complements a gentian, juniper and wormwood grip while hints of v...
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A bitter Italian Amaro from Casoni, the perfect digestif. Amaro del Ciclista has a name inspired by mountain bike rides and a traditional herbal ch...
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