100cl, 0%
Produced in Bologna, Italy, by the Romano company, this is a rare liqueur from the 1950s. It's a Pelinkovac - an Eastern European liqueur flavoured with wormwood. It has a herbal, bitter flavour. More info
100cl, 32%
Made between 1949 and 1959, this rare bottle of Vlahov Maraschino is an ancient piece for spirits collectors. Maraschino is made from the slightly sour fruit, the marasca cherry. This Vlahov bottling… More info
75cl, 40%
An uttery jaw-dropping bottle of Vlahov Vodka from the 1960s. We're not sure how ergonomic it is, but it certainly looks impressive. More info
100cl, 32%
This is an ancient and very rare 1960s Maraschino liqueur from Romano Vlahov. It is flavoured with bittersweet marasca cherries. More info
100cl, 40%
Based on a recipe containing various Alpine herbal extracts, Amaro Zara is a bittersweet digestive liqueur from the Vlahov company. It was made in Bologna, Italy, in the 1970s.
This bottle was… More info
An antique bottle of Vlahov Amaro Zara, an aromatic liqueur made with plant and herb extracts blended to create a well balanced and bitter digestivo to be enjoyed after a sizeable meal. We believe… More info
75cl, 31%
This is an ancient bottle of Cherry Brandy, produced by the Italian company Vlahov. We believe it was produced between 1949 and 1959, making this over 50 years old! Very impressive, Vlahov...
This… More info
75cl, 40%
A rather tall and generally awesome-looking bottle of Vlahov Vodka, which we think was produced between 1949 and 1959. Incredibly cool.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like… More info
100cl, 40%
Made by the Vlahov company in Bologna, Italy, Amaro Zara is a bittersweet herbal digestive liqueur. This rare edition from the 1960s was flavoured with various Alpine herbs and plant… More info
100cl, 0%
A 1970s Vlahov Maraschino, flavoured with Marasca cherries. Beautifully ancient, like an old painting made of liqueur. That's probably happened before - it could happen now, if you're feeling artsy,… More info
An antique bottle of nutty Italian sloe liqueur thought to have been produced at some point between 1933 and 1944.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos… More info
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