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BITTER NOTES
Italian Juniper
CITRUS NOTES
Bitter Sicilian orange
Calabrian Bergamot
Pink Grapefruit
BALSAMIC NOTES
Cardamom
Piedmont Mint
MEDITERRANEAN NOTES
Thyme
Basil
ABV: 40 %


BITTER NOTES
Rhubarb, Gentian,
Wormwood, Quina, Angostura
BALSAMIC NOTES
Mint, Lemon Grass
SPICE NOTES
Cinnamon, Allspice,
Turmeric, Piper Cubeb, Myrrh
VEGETABLE NOTES
Fenugreek
ABV: 32 %

1
100 HERBS FROM 5 CONTINENTS
We have selected 100 of the most exotic and finest aromatic herbs, spices and roots from across the 5 continents.
2
ITALIAN LIQUEUR-MAKING EXPERTISE
Once gathered and dried,
the botanicals are macerated – sometimes separately, sometimes grouped by sensory family – and allowed to infuse for just the right amount of time to extract the noblest of aromatic components. The infusions are then carefully blended and allowed to rest and patiently mature to reach the pinnacle of perfection.
3
A PERFECT SERVING OF IMPECCABLE CHARACTER
To enjoy the unique aromatic complexity to the full, we recommend serving on its own and cold. Also ideal for mixing thanks to its aromatic concentration and breadth. Lends a distinctive signature to both established classics and creative cocktails.

BITTER NOTES
Roman Wormwood
Pontic Wormwood
Gentle Wormwood
Muscat Achillea
SPICE NOTES
Cloves
Oregano
Nutmeg
Vanilla Cinnamon
FRUIT NOTES
Candied Orange
Date
SWEET NOTES
Custard
Marsala
ABV: 18 %

3 WORMWOODS
ROMAN

Cultivated in lowlands and, to some extent, in mountains, it imparts a slightly bitter balsamic note.
PONTIC

In addition to the bitter note, it adds a light aniseed aroma.
GENTLE

Grown on the plains of Piedmont, it gives a strong and persistent bitter taste.
1
harvest in the best balsamic period.
This being when the herbs reach their aromatic peak, enclosed in the trichomes of the leaves.
2
air-drying.
To protect from humidity and guarantee the highest aromatic quality.
3
standalone grinding.
To ensure quality, purity and protect against humidity.
4
correct grinding.
Grinding the herbs
to a precise grain, allows the alcohol andwater to get into the plant fibres ensuring the optimal extractionof amaromas.
5
static maceration.
Cold infusion
for around one month, so that the 30
herbs achieve the correct aromatic extraction according to the century-old recipe using typical Po Valley herbs.
6
two-phase infusion:
1. One more alcoholic to extract the most noble components.
2. One with a greater quantity of water to extract the bitter taste of the herbs.
7
soft pressing.
Two weeks’ rest to decant and separate the less noble ingredients and then formulate a fine and balanced blend.