Bepi Tosolini Exprè 'Al Caffè' Coffee Liqueur

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alc./vol:
28%

Proof:
56°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Product of: Product of Italy Italy

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Exprè is based on a blend of “Arabica coffee beans, toasted in the traditional artisanal Italian way”, infused and then distilled with alcohol. The back of the bottle also declares the ingredients as being “sugar, alcohol, coffee extract (25%) and natural flavours.” Read more

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 27/10/2015

Appearance

Clear, but such deep mahogany brown that almost opaque.

Aroma

Heavily roasted coffee beans and dark high percentage cacao chocolate.

Taste

Initially sweet before dry heavily roasted espresso coffee and bitter chocolate flavours quickly balance the richly flavoured palate.

Aftertaste

Long lingering dry espresso, mocha coffee and vanilla flavours. Fades with coffee beans.

Overall

Dry espresso with more burnt-bitterness and without the sweet chocolate notes of lesser 'easier' coffee liqueurs

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 8009440009217
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Synthetic stopper
Product Reference Code: TOS021
Commodity Code: 2208701000

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UK distribution by Eaux de Vie (Marussia Beverages UK Ltd)

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