Amaro Mediterraneo 70cl - Venti
VentiBitter 70 cl 26.0% vol Herbaceous, bitter, spicy, citrus
$37.62−33%($53.74/ℓ)
Recommended price: $55.80
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Technical information
- Producer
- Venti
- Type
- Bitter
- Format
- 70 cl
- Gradation
- 26.0%
- Aromatic profile
- Herbaceous, bitter, spicy, citrus
- Ingredients
- Aromatic herbs, roots, spices, alcohol, sugar
- Distillation method
- Maceration of herbs in neutral alcohol
- Color
- Dark amber
- Consumption
- Digestive, serve cold or with ice
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This Venti Amaro Mediterraneo expresses a dry, composed aromatic profile: the first impression brings citrus peels and an herbaceous note typical of the Mediterranean maquis, followed by balsamic undertones and subtle spicy hints. On the palate it is balanced, with a pleasant sweet-bitter interplay that doesn’t overpower, medium body and well-integrated alcoholic warmth; the texture remains smooth without weighing down, with a clean persistence that invites another sip. On the nose the complexity grows with aeration, revealing light notes of bark and dried flowers, while the bitter finish stays elegant and measured.
Perfect as an after-dinner digestif, it is enjoyed chilled or with a few ice cubes and an orange twist to enhance its citrus. In cocktails it lends itself to modern reinterpretations, adding depth to amaro-based drinks; it pairs well with dark chocolate desserts, aged cheeses and savory dishes that balance its bitterness. Also excellent sipped slowly after roast meats or mushroom dishes, its versatility makes it handy both at the bar and at home, for those who love a flavorful amaro that is never intrusive.
Perfect as an after-dinner digestif, it is enjoyed chilled or with a few ice cubes and an orange twist to enhance its citrus. In cocktails it lends itself to modern reinterpretations, adding depth to amaro-based drinks; it pairs well with dark chocolate desserts, aged cheeses and savory dishes that balance its bitterness. Also excellent sipped slowly after roast meats or mushroom dishes, its versatility makes it handy both at the bar and at home, for those who love a flavorful amaro that is never intrusive.