Italy's oldest distillery, Nardini was founded in 1779 — before Italy was even a country. Family-run since then, the current (seventh) generation still oversees the production of this classic line of Italian spirits from Bassano del Grappa. The citrus and mint in their amaro balance out well here for a very light — dare we say refreshing — take on this style of liqueur.
Tasting Notes: An herbal and fruity taste with an intense chocolate note — bright citrus and cool mint up front, gentle bitterness underneath.
How to Use: The Italian digestivo — neat or on the rocks — or a lighter amaro note in cocktails.
