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Aperitivo Bitter Liqueur, Scarlet

Aperitivo Bitter Liqueur, Scarlet

SKU:JP-XSA-01-NV

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Size: 700ml
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COUNTRY
COUNTRY
Japan
REGION
REGION
Kanagawa

DESCRIPTION

• Bitter aperitivo liqueur produced by Iseya Distillery in Sagamihara, Japan • Made with 25 estate-grown and locally sourced botanicals featuring lemon balm, golden berry sprouts, sage, angelica root, licorice, cinnamon, jasmine flowers, and blood orange peel • Botanicals are macerated in neutral sugarcane spirit • Rested in stainless steel tanks before bottling • A gently mentholated nose of gentian, lemon verbena, rose petal, myrrh, and notes of fruit-forward espresso precedes an earthy, velvety textured palate bursting with red fruit, white pepper, aloe, and orange peel with clove, sandalwood, and prickly ash on a drying finish • Naturally colored using cochineal insect dye • 28% ABV Taking inspiration from the Italian red bitters of the 1970s, Scarlet Aperitivo is instantly recognizable as a classic red bitter but stands firmly on its own with a unique botanical backbone that includes many estate-grown botanicals including the wormwood and yomogi (mugwort) that are used as bittering agents. By utilizing local ingredients, even the familiar feels novel; founder Tatsuya Motonaga notes that the Japanese-grown botanicals have vastly different flavor profiles than those grown in Europe, thus highlighting local terroir and seasonality.

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