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Amaro Nonino Quintessentia

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Amaro Nonino Quintessentia is a complex Italian liqueur crafted by the Nonino distillery in Friuli. It’s created using a base of aged grappa infused with alpine botanicals and matured in multiple types of oak barrels including sherry and Sauternes. This unique aging process contributes to its rich, layered flavor profile. The liqueur is intended as a digestif, appreciated by those seeking a refined and nuanced spirit experience.

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What is Amaro Nonino Quintessentia made from?

Unlike most traditional Italian amari, Amaro Nonino is distilled using grappa rather than a neutral grain spirit. This grappa is then infused with a secret blend of herbs, roots, and botanicals.

What does Amaro Nonino Quintessentia taste like?

It is noticeably sweeter and lighter in body than darker amari like Fernet-Branca. The flavor profile offers notes of caramel, orange zest, bitter almonds, and a distinct grape-forward richness from the aged grappa base.

How should Amaro Nonino be served?

It is most classically served neat or on the rocks as an after-dinner digestif. Additionally, it is a critical ingredient in the modern classic cocktail invented by Sam Ross called the Paper Plane.

Who produces Amaro Nonino Quintessentia?

It is produced by the Nonino distillery in the Friuli region of northeastern Italy. The Nonino family is famous for revolutionizing the perception of grappa in the 1970s.

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