Aperitivi / Amari / Liqueur / Eaux de Vie Flashcards
(111 cards)
Campari
24%
Very orange citrus-driven
Quinquina, 60 herbs and plants
(rhubarb, ginseng, bitter orange)
Novara outside of Milan
mix with soda
Aperol
Gentiane root
(orange, rhubarb, roots, herbs)
now made by Campari (Milan)
mix with soda
Lillet
17%
Quinquina with semillon base
(Merlot for the Rouge) and mix of sweet and bitter orange
produced in Podensac (Bordeaux)
mix with soda, tonic, or over ice
Suze
Gentiane root and herbs
Paris
mix with soda, tonic, or creme de cassis
Bonal
Gentiane-Quina
produced in Isere (chartreuse herbs)
mixes well with cider, champagne, or whiskey
Saint Raphael
Quinine, bitter orange, cocoa, quasia
Originally Lyon, produced in Provence
Kina l’Aero d’Or
Chinchona, ginger, orange peel
cortese wine base
Tempis Fugit (Petaluma)
Byrhh
Grand Quinquina
produced in Catalan territory (Thuir)
good mixer with many spirits
Pimm’s
Gin base
spice and citrus
Cocchi Vermouth di Torino
One of only 2 protected geographical indications for vermouth
still follows classical requirements
Carpano Antica
Vanilla and oak
Punt e Mes
outside Milan (Carpano)
stock brokers “point and a half” hand gesture
most bitter, strong
Cocchi Americano
bianco - moscato base
Cinzano
rosso, bianco, secco
Contratto Americano
Piemonte Alta Langa
Moscato base
Noilly Prat
Mediterranean
Marseille - white wine bases
Dubonnet
19%
Milder aperitif, not bitter
Fortified wine base
Paris
Dolin Dry
Chambery
Alpine herbs
protected designation of origin (martini)
Alessio
di Torino
Atxa
Alava
Other Spanish vermouth
Izaguirre (Basque)
Lustau (Andalusian)
Fernet Branca
(large brand) Chinchona, quinine, gentiane, linden, myrrh
produced in Milan
Averna
herbs, roots, citrus
produced in Sicily
Boonekamp
spices, roots (gentiane), bark
originated in Germany sold to Netherlands