Tastes

Very disappointing overall. Way too sweet and fruity. Only the faintest hit of rhubarb in the finish. I love rhubarb in amari and I was hoping that this would be a bittersweet liqueur showcasing the herb. It isn't. I am not even really sure how I'd use this in cocktails; I think it would end up being a generic sweetener that doesn't add much depth to the drink.

Floral on the nose and also a bit on the palate. Sweet and almost a bit fruity as well. I don't love matcha and, not surprisingly, I don't love this liqueur either. Give me a chocolate or coffee flavoured Irish cream liqueur over this one any day.

Unlike anything that I've tried before. Nutty, almost a bit minty and with a coffee kick. Makes a nice digestivo.

Not as overtly lemony as some Italian examples of the style, but adds a unique twist with some added chili heat. This bottle is too old and has lost a step, but was pretty nice fresh.

I didn't love this one at first sip, but it really grew on me. Distinct orange peel character overlaying a sweeter cola-esque base with a light minty quality in finish.

Once you accept the fact that this is chewing tobacco rather than smoking tobacco, it improves. Truly a unique product.

A little bit more sophisticated than Aperol with a brighter orange citrus character and less straight sugar (while still being pretty sweet).