Balanced & Complex bittersweet, herbal amaro
Braulio
Italian alpine digestif from the mountains of Lombardy
Historical Context
Made in Bormio in the Italian Alps since 1875, Braulio is an alpine amaro that captures the mountain herbs of the Stelvio National Park. Its herbal intensity and mentholated character distinguish it from Sicilian and Roman amari. Growing presence in serious cocktail bars, especially in stirred drinks.
What Does Braulio Taste Like?
Cool and resinous, with gentian, juniper, and mountain herbs leading to a minty, eucalyptus-edged finish. Moderately bitter and aromatic, it tastes distinctly of the Alps.
Recipes with Braulio
Use Braulio as a Substitute
- In place of Weduwe Joustra Berenburg
- In place of Leopold Bros Three Pins
- In place of Varnelli Amaro dell'Erborista
- In place of Fernet 1882
Guides
FAQ
What is Braulio made of?
Braulio is an alpine amaro aged in oak and built on mountain botanicals: gentian, juniper, wormwood, and yarrow among them. It bottles at 21% ABV. Made in Bormio high in the Valtellina, it has a cooling, herbal character.
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