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

Chilled Magazine

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. The Mirror Ball features a unique ingredient – finocchietto, a staple Italian digestif made most in Napoli and on the Amalfi Coast.

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5 to Try: Melon Liqueur

Imbibe Magazine

17.77, masterofmalt.com Furore Meloncello An unique twist on limoncello, this Italian digestif combines the gentle sweetness of melon with the extra aromatic quality of organic lemons from the Amalfi Coast. Matty Clark, Dutch Kills, New York City The post 5 to Try: Melon Liqueur appeared first on Imbibe Magazine.

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Italians Love G&T—Here Are 4 Italian Gins to Try

Chilled Magazine

The first takes us inside the gin; apart from the prerequisite, juniper, this spirit sings of sage and Sicilian lemon, a nod to Italy’s long history of aromatizing liquors, cordials, and any digestif with these quintessential flavors. The post Italians Love G&T—Here Are 4 Italian Gins to Try appeared first on Chilled Magazine.

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Cocktails Fit for a Holiday Feast

Imbibe Magazine

Although the holiday brings together friends and family and boasts arguably the most dishes of any holiday, it doesn’t offer a specific drink to complement the feast, so we pulled together cocktails that feature digestifs as well as seasonal ingredients and cozy flavors perfect for pre-, mid-, and after-dinner enjoyment.

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Drink of the Week: Char & Stave Cafe Amaro

Imbibe Magazine

The earthy, chocolatey flavors of the coffee are a natural match with bright and bitter botanicals. Personally, I’d prepare it as a shakerato (simply shake with ice, then strain) for a delightful, one-ingredient digestif cocktail. And the resulting bittersweet amaro is reminiscent of a Terry’s Chocolate Orange.

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Drink of the Week: Settemmezzo Artichoke Liqueur

Imbibe Magazine

The bitter artichoke liqueur—by Gotha Spiriti Nobili , a small spirits producer in Bologna, Italy—just arrived in California in August. Made by infusing alcohol and seawater with the purple artichokes and bitter orange peels, the amber-colored amaro has a softer mouthfeel than the robust Cynar.

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2024 Holiday Gift Guide

Imbibe Magazine

25 $50 and Under “Bitter is Better” T-Shirt With a cheeky illustration of the legendary Count Negroni, this T-shirt leaves no doubt about where your loyalties lie. $28 28 Tropical Cocktails Letterpress Print Hand-printed in Portland, Oregon, this day-glow poster by 33 Books Co.

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