Amaro Nonino Quintessentia
(Italy) - [WE 96]
Regular price $74.99 Sale price $59.97 Save $15.02
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Distillery Notes:
The art of distillation has been a Nonino Family privelege since 1897. The Nonino Distilleries, unique in the world, consist of five artisinal distilleries, each with 12 exclusive batch steam stills for the production of the inimitable Nonino Distillates, respecting the tradition and the rhythms of true craftmanship.
The Nonino Family personally takes care of the purchase of the primary products and follows the various phases of distillation to guarantee the maximum quality of the distillate. 100% Artisinal Method. Benito Nonino, his wife Giannola, and their three daughters Cristina, Antonella and Elisabetta, continue to lead Italian distillers through their devotion to research, quality and innovation. In 1984, Benito and Gianolla solidified their status as industry leaders by introducing the world's first single-vineyard, single-grape distillate produced using whole grape clusters. This product, known as UE (pronounced 'Oo-ay') further revolutionized the industry and introduced distillates with uniquely intense aroma and flavor components
A liqueur created from the union of Antonio Nonino’s ancient recipe with the Nonino Family’s experience of the Art of distillation. An infusion of herbs with a portion of UE, Nonino Grape Distillate, aged in barriques. Extraordinary fragrance of mountain herbs. Considered a “bitter” with hints of spice, licorice and herbs.
A liqueur created from the union of Antonio Nonino’s ancient recipe with the Nonino Family’s experience of the Art of distillation. An infusion of herbs with a portion of UE, Nonino Grape Distillate, aged in barriques. Extraordinary fragrance of mountain herbs. Considered a “bitter” with hints of spice, licorice and herbs.
Awards/Reviews:
2020 San Francisco World Spirits Double Gold Medal Winner
96 Points - Wine Enthiusiast:
"Tawny and bright in the glass, this mellow, bittersweet beauty offers caramel and vanilla, braced by allspice and bitter orange. Although Nonino is best known for its grappas, this amaro, flavored with herbs from the mountains of Friuli, is worth seeking out. Consider it for dessert pairings or an edgy spin on a negroni." -KN (4/2014)