/r/Amaro
This is a place for discussing Italian bitters, Alpine herbal bitters and similar concoctions.
/r/Amaro
Headed down that way over the weekend. Will mostly be on the northern side of town but could head anywhere for a decent or interesting selection. Any unique finds?
Hello Amaro enthusiasts! I have recently got into Amaros over the past couple years and I am wondering if there are other enthusiasts on this thread who reside in and around the SF Bay Area. If so could you share what you think are some of the best retailers for amaros (price, selection) as well as some bars/restaurants that may have nice selections or a strong offering of some unique amaro cocktails? I live in Oakland so bonus points for stuff in the East Bay! Thanks!
Any tips on adding pine notes to homemade amaro? I’m using pine needles, but not getting a lot of flavor
As the title says, I'm going to Norway this month and wondering if anybody has any recommendations of spirits to bring home as a souvenir. I usually buy local spirits when I travel abroad, but wasn't sure if there were any Norwegian amari or anything of the sort that folks here would recommend.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Is there a place that carries it? I live in California. Can't seem to find it imported anywhere.
I want to ship alcohol and snacks on dolceitaliano.it to a US address. Are they a reliable merchant?
This is to expand on u/therealtwomartinis wonderful 50/50 Suze/Sfumato. As I mentioned in his post earlier today, even though the Suze plays exceptionally well with the Sfumato, my personal preference is to add a strong spirit to balance the syrupy sweetness of the amari.