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Quintessential Royal
The cacao powder rim echoes the subtle chocolate flavours in this tasty bittersweet aperitivo
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John CARR
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19th February 2025 at 13:32
Went with the slightly less assertive Cardamaro and, lacking cacoa powder, an extra couple of drops of Bob’s finest choc bitters. Superbly rich, flavoursome, lingering bitter-sweetness (like life), vinous, candied citrus and berry fruits.
Simon Sedgley
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8th April 2025 at 06:22
Oh no, save your Cardamaro for a Brooklyn's Finest in which she will shine as the subtle and elegant queen that she is.
John CARR
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9th April 2025 at 01:00
I don’t believed Ive tried a Brooklyn’s finest- looks great, will definitely be trying soon!
John CARR
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9th April 2025 at 00:38
Or just drinking it straight! A fresh bottle in the post…
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Calvin Grant
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20th February 2025 at 07:14
Love Cardamaro and it's wine based...no liquer tax in Washington State USA. Plus Bob's everything!
John CARR
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9th April 2025 at 10:28
Agreed re Bob’s! …Go Washington state! 😀
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