Name: St. Agrestis Amaro
Brand: St. Agrestis

Historical Context

Brooklyn amaro made by St. Agrestis, New York

What Does St. Agrestis Amaro Taste Like?

Gentian on the nose over bitter orange, closing on caramel. Balanced between bitter and sweet, in the modern American amaro style.

In place of Amaro Lucano: Lucano and Chinotto
Basilicata amaro lengthened with Italy's own bitter-orange soda
Regional
In place of Amaro CioCiaro: Pocket Square
Six ingredients around a bitter orange amaro, shaken and served over ice
Modern
In place of Ramazzotti: Amaro Highball
A long, easy amaro and tonic over ice with an orange twist
Modern
In place of Nobeltje: Amelander Koffie
Coffee, Ameland's own herb liqueur and a spoonful of cream
Regional

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