

Balanced & Complex bittersweet, herbal amaro
Amaro di Angostura
Amaro-style bitter liqueur from Angostura
Historical Context
Launched in 2014: the aromatic bitters blended with neutral spirit and more spices, then left to marry for three months
What Does Amaro di Angostura Taste Like?
Cinnamon on the nose over liquorice and a firm herbal bitterness, closing on toasted caramel and a little dark chocolate. Rounder and more aromatic than the concentrated bitters that share its name, and far less intense.
Recipes with Amaro di Angostura
Use Amaro di Angostura as a Substitute
- In place of Don Ciccio & Figli Concerto
- In place of Agrosan Amaro dell'Etna
- In place of Amaro 18 Isolabella
- In place of Jägermeister
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