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5 to Try: Melon Liqueur

Imbibe Magazine

Melon liqueurs can be a divisive category, as clearly demonstrated by their most famous offering, Midori. in the late 1970s, the neon-green liqueur was a hit among the disco crowd before changing tastes gradually relegated it to the back of bar shelves. Launched in the U.S. But Midori isn’t the only option for fans of melon.

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L’Aperitivo Nonino is Girl Power in a Bottle

Chilled Magazine

She set the tone for every bottle to be a force of nature, with three generations of Nonino women now running the show. Silvia approached the world of liqueurs with the same philosophy she used in the kitchen: using few ingredients, but of top quality.”

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Review: Deko Bottled Cocktails, Complete Lineup

Drinkhacker

In recent years, bottled ready-to-drink cocktails have transformed how we enjoy our favorite beverages. Each bottle comes in 375 mL and pours four servings. They have a beautifully designed gift box that includes all three of their full 375 ml bottled cocktails, a cocktail spoon, and dried citrus garnishes.

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Elements: Cocchi Americano Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

Exhibit A: Cocchi Americano, an aperitif wine from Italy (actually, two aperitif wines—a bianco and a rosa). Is it a classic aperitif highball made with Campari, vermouth, and soda water? And by occupying a spot in the Americano category, the aperitif also sets itself apart from what it isn’t—a vermouth.

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Mamma Mia Che Cocktails! 6 Italian-inspired cocktails to celebrate Mom

Chilled Magazine

Move out Campari, there’s a new regal and red aperitif in town. It features a blend of alluring botanicals like bitter orange and gentian, complemented by a dose of something unexpected – Marsala wine, added during this aperitif’s aging process. This cocktail highlights Amante 1530, an aperitif like the Italian sun in a bottle.

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Day Trip: Rachael Petach, C. Cassis

Imbibe Magazine

until 2003), hauling pounds of fruit up to her third-floor Brooklyn walk-up to craft small batches of liqueur. Cassis , a modern take on the classic liqueur, which Petach now makes in her Hudson Valley facility and tasting room. It’s less syrupy than most liqueurs, with a more drinkable, aperitif quality.

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Review: Mommenpop Seville Orange Citrus Aperitif

Drinkhacker

California-based Mommenpop recently hit the scene with an enticing pitch: Its aperitifs are made from Northern California wines fortified with Napa-made grape neutral spirit, to which real, whole, organic California citrus is added alongside “select botanicals.” The palate, however, is even harder to wrap your head around.

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