This liqueur, characterized by a clear straw-yellow hue, exudes a delightful blend of fresh and mature Williams pears on the nose, and its taste is a harmonious balance of sweetness and intensity. Fior di Pera Buiese encapsulates the heritage, taste, and excellence of Friulan liqueurs, inviting you to savour a tradition reborn.
Known as the Luisa herb in parts of Italy, lemon verbena has historically been used as a balm on cuts and burns and as an ingredient in herbal teas, but its strong lemon scent also makes it great in sodas and, in this case, spritzes.
Franciacorta is Italy's finest traditional method sparkling wine. The cuvee Prestige is dry and toasty like many of France's Champagne houses. 79% Chardonnay, with the rest made up of mostly Pinot Noir.
Franciacorta is Italy's finest traditional method sparkling wine. The cuvee Prestige is dry and toasty like many of France's Champagne houses. 80% Pinot Noir, 20% Chardonnay.
The family that created Barolo Chinato still keeps their recipe secret. This is the best way you can finish a meal: single-vineyard Barolo macerated with spices and herbs to create a spectacular bitter wine amaro. Sometimes called the best after-dinner drink in the world.
Cappellano's outstanding single-vineyard Barolo in this case marries a cool vintage to classic Piedmont winemaking in large oak casks and extended aging. This is a gem for the cellar! To Cappellano's credit, they refuse to provide samples to critics unless said critics agree to review the wine without a score (Teobaldo hated wine scores).
Grab one of these while you can, we have but a handful. They're hard to find even in Alba.
