Amaro

Marjoram is an aromatic plant that symbolizes happiness, serenity and luck. Its round, delicate and captivating notes are felt at the first sip and envelop the palate with soft and balsamic notes. Ble... read more...

A refined Italian amaro crafted from grape distillate (grappa) and a meticulous blend of alpine herbs. Rich and harmonious, it opens with notes of caramelized orange peel, gentian, licorice, and warm ... read more...

Strong notes of eau-de-vie are wrapped up in toasted spice aromatics of dried blood orange peel, sandalwood, and cassia bark. On the palate, this is quite dry, with notes of kola nut, pine, and orange... read more...

Ramazzotti's core product is the historic Amaro Ramazzotti that is made by the same secret blend of 33 herbs & roots from around the world since 1815. Amaro Ramazzotti is traditionally consumed as... read more...

Romana Amaro is a lighter-styled liqueur made with a combination of botanicals and spices. Its delicate nature makes it ideal for a substitute for sweet vermouth in cocktails like a negroni or manhatt... read more...

“Farm to Bottle” is a term that has become commonplace in our growing Spirits portfolio, and AMARA is no exception. This artisanal liqueur is produced on-site in Sicily from hand-picked bl... read more...

Perhaps the most ambitious and intriguing new Amaro liqueur is coming from the wonderful bottler and spirits maker in Scotland -Sweetdram. They begin with their exceptional blended Scotch as a base, w... read more...

This aging red is maturing gracefully, relying on light, fine tannins and lightly juicy orange peel acidity for definition and focus. Appealing for the enticing aromas and flavors of plumped black che... read more...

A distinguished and refined red wine originating from the Salice Salentino region in Apulia, Italy. Known for its robust character and depth, the aging process imparts unique qualities to this wine, c... read more...

A very unusual liqueur with an ancient history, which in ancient times was given as a tonic to the visitors of a famous Umbrian temple dedicated to Jupiter Apennine. There is even a reference in Dante... read more...