Balanced & Complex bittersweet, herbal amaro
China Martini
Italian cinchona amaro, bittersweet with cola-like depth
Historical Context
Cinchona-based liqueur first produced in 19th-century Piedmont
What Does China Martini Taste Like?
Quinine bark on the nose, bitter orange through the middle, caramel on the close. Drying and moderately sweet, the bark bitterness clearly separate from the sugar.
Recipes with China Martini
Use China Martini as a Substitute
- In place of Bigallet China-China
- In place of Ramazzotti
- In place of Campari
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