Named for Milan's Zucca bar (now called the "Camparino") where it was first made and served, this classic amaro is made with chinese rhubarb, citrus zest, cardamom, and other proprietary ingredients. It’s big and rich, but also tart and slightly smoky, with a perfect balance of earthy bitterness and lush sweetness. The rhubarb base in particular lends a bright zing that makes it pop in cocktails where some other amari would weigh the drink down and fall flat.Bottled at 30% abv.
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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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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