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Amarita
The name of this bitter bittersweet and sour Margarita riff references amaro (meaning bitter) and the use of an Italian bitter liqueur. Many will want...
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Kacper Zieba
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12th October 2023 at 09:59
I don't think we can call it Amarita without Amaretto :D
Simon Difford
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12th October 2023 at 12:19
The name references amaro (bitter). I'll add to the notes above.
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