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Very delicious and interesting, but not very appealing in the glass. Tartness leads, then the amaro notes and sweetness catch up, and as the lime fades the flavor os the Braulio and Sfumato persist, with the smokiness of the Sfumato coming very late but lasting deep into the finish. Amaro fans need to try this - and should also try the closely related Dullboy's Amari Daquiri.

Yum! I was surprised by how well the flavors knitted together here. I used Zucca as my rabarbaro and subbed Averna for the Braulio and it worked.

Delicious. Lovely herbal flavours and much less heavy/hard-hitting than your average digestif

This one benefits from a looong shake to get a lovely foamy head. Explosive indeed, in the best possible way.