Spirits & Tonic

Bitter is one of the key components, together with Vermouth, of Italian mixing. Berto wanted to give a classic interpretation of this historic liqueur adding to the zest of sweet oranges and he also loved Quassio, Carlina and Assenzio.

The distillation of the hazelnut infusion, accompanied by the infusion of different spices, including rhubarb and black vanilla berries from Madagascar, creates a liqueur with a full, enveloping and elegantly warm character.To be served at the end of the meal or to be used for the preparation of original cocktails.

Impactly it offers the nose a powerful but not intrusive alcoholic note soon declined in floral and balsamic hints. The sip is inevitably warm, savory and enveloping with consistent retro-olfactory returns. To be enjoyed in large glasses, with or without ice, accompanied by milk chocolate pralines.

Color: intense gold Bouquet: full, intense body, tropical fruits and vanilla notes Taste: medium intensity, malt and dark chocolate. Notes of dark caramel and cinnamon Conclusion: elegant, well balanced on average, with a sweet finish

Color: pale straw yellow Bouquet: medium-bodied, caramel, light notes of vanilla and oak Taste: caramel, sweet, vanilla, oak and spices Conclusion: long dry and sweet finish

Color: intense gold color Bouquet: fruity (apple, banana), essence of pine, elderflower, biscuit Taste: very intense, rich, notes of chocolate Conclusion: medium length, sweet and full-bodied finish

Color: burnished copper Bouquet: rich, complex, fragrant, fresh flowers, honey, oak, caramel, clove oil Taste: intense and intense, spicy with peppery notes and hints of vanilla and caramel Conclusion: very long, warm and rich spicy finish

A versatile gin with a dry taste, following the Italian and Piedmontese botanical tradition, with a light Mediterranean and balsamic finish given by the bay leaf and rosemary