Tasting Notes: The Nardini Il Bitter is a traditional Italian aperitif with typical aromatics and a very smooth finish. Best enjoyed cold, with soda, or mixed in classic cocktails.Orange, gentian root and Roman absynthe are skillfully... Read More
Tasting Notes: Fresh and fruity with citrous notes and scents of soft fruits, lightly bitter. The unmistakable sun yellow color is given only by the infusion of botanicals at low temperature to preserve its fragrances, tastes... Read More
Tasting Notes:Pallini Limoncello is the most Italian of drinks. Limoncello in general, has long been Italy's favorite liqueur. It first became fashionable a century ago, with the zest of fresh lemons being steeped in sugar... Read More
Tasting Notes:Pallini Limoncello is the most Italian of drinks. Limoncello in general, has long been Italy's favorite liqueur. It first became fashionable a century ago, with the zest of fresh lemons being steeped in sugar... Read More
Tasting Notes: Ramazzotti Amaro is made from a secret, 200-year-old recipe. This blend of 33 herbs, spices, flowers and fruits from all over the world, gives this Amaro intensely bright and balanced flavor. Try it chilled, over... Read More
Tasting Notes: A combination of fresh and light flavors. Notes of hibiscus and orange blossom give the Ramazzotti Aperitivo its floral, fruity flavor, making it a refreshingly graceful beverage. Aperitivo Rosato is your ideal... Read More
Tasting Notes: Ramazzotti Sambuca, from an infusion of anise, fennel, clove, cinnamon and coriander, is smooth and exotic, perfect chilled on its own or in an espresso.
Tasting Notes: Sibona Amaro is made to a traditional Piedmontese recipe which uses a variety of aromatic plants and herbs like gentian, cinchona, rhubarb and others, infused slowly to develop the most exceptional characteristics.... Read More
Tasting Notes: St. Agrestis Amaro contains twenty herbs, spices, flowers, roots, seeds and citrus that are individually macerated in cane distillate. Individual macerations allow us to taste and smell each herb as we extract so... Read More