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Florio Amaro liqueur

alc./vol:
32%

Proof:
64°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Category: Amaro

Product of: Product of Italy Italy

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Florio Amaro is flavoured with a secret recipe of 13 herbs, including roots, citrus peel and spices, infused in alcohol and aged for at least 18 months in oak casks.
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Review and Tasting

Sampled on 23/06/2014

Appearance

Clear, deep coppery amber with bronze glints.

Aroma

Liquorice, quinine, pine, orange peel, cigarette ash, wet varnish and cardamom spice.

Taste

Bittersweet quinine with enlivening spice, orange zest, liquorice, clove, mint and mocha coffee.

Aftertaste

Liquorice, mocha coffee, and lingering clove and black pepper spice.

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 8 004730 000981
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Synthetic stopper

More about Florio Amaro

Amaro

Amaro is both the Italian word for bitter and the name of a bittersweet style of liqueurs traditionally from Italy. Amari (the plural of amaro) are usually

Produced by Duca di Salaparuta Florio Winery

The Florio winery in Marsala, Sicily sits on the sea front, helping the high humidity levels in the bare beaten tuff rock floored cellars.

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