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Amaro Felsina Vintage 1960s 1 Liter, A Liqueur produced at some point in the 1960s in Milano, Italy by Fratelli Ramazzotti 100cl 30%., Critical

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A California-inspired take on classic European aperitifs. In the same way Aperol can transport you to an Italian beach vacation and Braulio takes you to the fog shrouded alpine foothills, Grand Poppy immediately shifts your mind to a blooming Southern California poppy field in early spring. Citrus, herbs, and berries come together to make this bittersweet with intense flavors of flowers, roots, herbs and citrus. Ideal with sparkling wine, soda, or on its own.

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Zucca Rabarbaro Amaro Vintage Bottled 1960s 1 Liter, Zucca Rabarbaro is a dark-amber Italian amaro that is being relaunched using its original 1845

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