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Digestif, anyone? Or, rather, that should be digestivo, as the Italians would have it. This intriguingly chartreuse-green liqueur is made by infusing grappa - specifically distilled from Piedmontese nebbiolo grape pomace - with chamomile blossoms. There's considerable sweetness here, too, but the balance is spot-on. Think of peach-apricot syrup mixed with chamomile tea and punched up with the heady spice and bite of 35-per-cent alcohol. Score - 92. (Beppi Crosariol, theglobeandmail.com, Dec. 19, 2017)
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- Alcohol/Vol35%
- Made InPiedmont, Italy
- ByMarolo Distilleria
Product Details
Digestif, anyone? Or, rather, that should be digestivo, as the Italians would have it. This intriguingly chartreuse-green liqueur is made by infusing grappa - specifically distilled from Piedmontese nebbiolo grape pomace - with chamomile blossoms. There's considerable sweetness here, too, but the balance is spot-on. Think of peach-apricot syrup mixed with chamomile tea and punched up with the heady spice and bite of 35-per-cent alcohol. Score - 92. (Beppi Crosariol, theglobeandmail.com, Dec. 19, 2017)
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol35%
- Made InPiedmont, Italy
- ByMarolo Distilleria
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