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Nardini Bitter

alc./vol:
24%

Proof:
48°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Envelhecimento:
Unaged

Categoria: Red & bianco aperitivo cordials

Produzido por: Product of Italy Italy

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One of two bittersweet scarlet aperitivos made by Nardini this was introduced as an alternative to Campari in 1779. It owes its hue to ponceau R4, a derivative of coal tar which makes Nardini Bitter suitable for vegetarians, unlike products coloured with cochineal. Leia mais

Avaliação e degustação

Experimentado em 02/02/2014

Aparência

Clear, bright crimson red.

Aroma

Intensely orangey, like opening a box of fresh oranges; distinct pepper, candyfloss and vanilla, fresh citrus zest spray.

Sabor

Bitter orange marmalade. Not as bitter, noticeably sweeter and more green and herbaceous than Campari with a syrupy mouthfeel. An explosion of alcohol notes in the mid-palate.

Aftertaste

Bitter finish with faint soapy note and lingering pepper.

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 8 000513 100046
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Non-refillable screw caps

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