70cl, 30%
Created by Ausano Ramazzotti in 1815, Ramazzotti can be an apertif or digestive. Made from fruits, roots, spices and medicinal herbs, Ramazzotti is a sweet and strong drink for when conventional… More info
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70cl, 29%
Amaro Averna is a tonic liqueur created in 19th century Italy and made with 33 herbs including cinnamon and gentian. Very citrussy, this is a lovely quaff! More info
100cl, 16.50%
This mint flavoured liqueur has survived being mercilessly drunk since the 1970s. Aside from a little label damage it's good to go, great for a drinks collection or a cocktail - you decide. More info
100cl, 17%
A bitter liqueur designed to help the stomach settle after a large meal. Old spirits oxidise in the bottle slightly opening up a wealth of new flavours. More info
75cl, 30%
This Amaro from Ramazzotti was bottled in the 1970s. Although amaro is often drunk as a digestif it can also be used in a variety of cocktails. More info
75cl, 15%
This ired liqueur from classic liqueur producer, Amaro, was bottled in the 1970s. This is perfect for making antique cocktails with, you only need to think of how much time has passed since this was… More info
100cl, 21%
This Monte Bianco Amaro was bottled in the 1970s, this makes this bottle something of an antique. Collectable - yes. Delicious? Definitely. More info
75cl, 17.50%
This herbal liqueur was slowly macerated in selected herbs to create its deliciously enticing flavour. Factor in that it's really old and you have a really special drink. More info
75cl, 17%
Bitter digestifs have long been popular in Europe. This antique liqueur is in excellent condition considering it was bottled in the 1970s. Antique liqueurs have oxidised slightly in the bottle,… More info
75cl, 30%
Produced by the Gif company, this is a rare 1970s bottle of bittersweet liqueur which was made in Bologna, Italy. Fernet-style Amari tend to be the most sharply bittersweet of all of Italy's… More info
100cl, 32%
Presented in a charmingly aged bottle, this 1960s amaro was was Brams' speciality. Apparently. More info
100cl, 21%
A 1960s bottling of Ramazzotti Amaro, all the way from Milano! More info
75cl, 30%
Produced by the Gif company in the 1970s, this is a very rare Amaro Fernettato - an Italian bittersweet digestive liqueur. This collectible bottle was made in Bologna, Italy. More info
50cl, 17%
Cream liqueur and Amaro might not immediately sound like they go together very well, but Averna Cream proves that the bitter-sweet aperitif and the gorgeously sweet liqueur are a brilliant match.… More info
100cl, 21%
An Italian digestif from Beccaro bottled in the 1970s. Old and delicious in equal quantities, try it stirred over ice. More info
50cl, 15%
A 1953(!) bottling of Ramazzotti Amaro, the famous Italian digestif. Super rare antique liqueur. More info
75cl, 21%
Amaro is a bitter liqueur enjoyed in Italy after a meal. This bottle was produced in the 1970s and has a deliciously mellow quality thanks to its age. More info
97cl, 15%
Amaro is a herbal liqueur popular in Italy during the 1970s. This bottle is an antique but can be enjoyed in a variety of cocktails. More info
70cl, 17%
This is an antique bottle of the bitter Amaro liqueur favoured in Italy. This makes for a great addition to a vintage cocktail but is an intriguing piece in itself. More info
100cl, 14.50%
This is a bottle of Amaro hailing from the 1970s. Antique spirits will have oxidised slightly in the bottle giving them a greater depth of flavour and a mellow quality. More info
100cl, 35%
Bottled in the 1970s, this is a bitter "Amaro" liqueur from the Moccia company. Very collectible and smartly packaged in a one-litre bottle. Sadly, there once was a fancy crest on the bottle, it has… More info
100cl, 34%
We believe that this bottle of Averna Amaro Siciliano was produced over 50 years ago, between 1949 and 1959. It's made with a blend of herbs, spices and gentian, giving it that classic bitter flavour… More info
100cl, 34%
Made with a blend of spices and herbs including cinnamon and gentian, imparting a great deal of bittersweet notes throughout, Averna Amaro Siciliano is a popular Italian digestif. Big fans of the… More info