Bitter

Amaro Red Bitter Cherry Valle del Marta

It is a bitter liqueur prepared with a base of aromatic herbs, fruits and spices.

The dominant feature is the sour cherry or sour cherry, a small and particularly colorful fruit, with a not very sweet and acrid flavor even if ripe. The cold hydroalcoholic infusion of this fruit gives the liquid a bright intense red color. The nose is enhanced by the scent of cherry; despite the bitter herbs typical of a digestive liqueur, the taste is pleasant, almost domesticated by the red fruit that also persists in the aftertaste.

Awards and recognition:

• Second place in the World spirt competition in San Francisco 2022

Alcohol content: 24% vol.

Format: 70 cl bottle

Bitter digestive liqueur with Valle del Marta artichoke

A traditional peasant liqueur, prepared with artichokes grown and harvested in the Marta Valley. Bitter and excellent digestive after meals.

Alcohol content: 30% vol.

Format: 70 cl bottle

Amaro Black Bitter Orange Valle del Marta

A liqueur prepared with the cold hydroalcoholic infusion of herbs and roots grown and harvested in the valley of the Marta river, in Tarquinia.

The citrus fruit is given by the infusion of the peel (only the orange part) of the "merangola or merangolo" an orange typical of the Italian peasant tradition.

In the town of Tarquinia there are traces of this shrub as early as 1300, where farmers used the juice of the fruit to flavor the bruschetta, or the zest to perfume some types of vegetables during cooking.

Description: Visually, the bitter has a color ranging from burnt amber to black coffee, against the light with amaranth streaks. The scent of citrus prevails, leaving only little room for the spicy and herbaceous notes that characterize a bitter. The flavor is complex, enveloping, pleasant, rich in flavor .

Awards and recognition:

• Third place at the World spirt competition in San Francisco 2022

Alcohol content: 24% vol.

Format: 70 cl bottle

Amaro Red Bitter Cherry Valle del Marta

It is a bitter liqueur prepared with a base of aromatic herbs, fruits and spices.

The dominant feature is the sour cherry or sour cherry, a small and particularly colorful fruit, with a not very sweet and acrid flavor even if ripe. The cold hydroalcoholic infusion of this fruit gives the liquid a bright intense red color. The nose is enhanced by the scent of cherry; despite the bitter herbs typical of a digestive liqueur, the taste is pleasant, almost domesticated by the red fruit that also persists in the aftertaste.

Awards and recognition:

• Second place in the World spirt competition in San Francisco 2022

Alcohol content: 30% vol.

Format: 75 cl bottle

Amaro Black Bitter Orange Valle del Marta

A liqueur prepared with the cold hydroalcoholic infusion of herbs and roots grown and harvested in the valley of the Marta river, in Tarquinia.

The citrus fruit is given by the infusion of the peel (only the orange part) of the "merangola or merangolo" an orange typical of the Italian peasant tradition.

In the town of Tarquinia there are traces of this shrub as early as 1300, where farmers used the juice of the fruit to flavor the bruschetta, or the zest to perfume some types of vegetables during cooking.

Description: Visually, the bitter has a color ranging from burnt amber to black coffee, against the light with amaranth streaks. The scent of citrus prevails, leaving only little room for the spicy and herbaceous notes that characterize a bitter. The flavor is complex, enveloping, pleasant, rich in flavor .

Awards and recognition:

• Third place at the World spirt competition in San Francisco 2022

Alcohol content: 30% vol.

Format: 75 cl bottle