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Amaro Sfumato Rabarbaro Cappelletti 750 ml
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About this bottle
Amaro Sfumato Rabarbaro Cappelletti is an Italian bitter liqueur made from rhubarb root, alpine herbs, and other botanicals. It has a distinctive smoky aroma alongside hints of rhubarb, herbs, and spice — the 'sfumato' (smoked) in the name refers directly to that character, which sets it apart from most rhubarb-based amari. Often enjoyed as a digestif after a meal, it also works into a cocktail where its complex, bittersweet profile pairs well with a range of spirits and mixers rather than needing a specific match.
How to drink Amaro Sfumato
Take it neat or over ice after dinner as a digestif — the smoky rhubarb character is meant to be sipped slowly. It also works in an Amaro Sour with lemon and egg white if you want it mixed.
Tasting notes
Nosesmoky, rhubarb, herbs
Palatebittersweet, rhubarb, spice
Finishcomplex
Specs
AmaroItaly
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Questions about this bottle
What makes 'Sfumato' distinctive among amari?
It's built around rhubarb root rather than the citrus-and-gentian base common to many Italian amari, giving it a smokier ('sfumato' means smoky or hazy in Italian), more bittersweet rhubarb character.
How should I serve it?
Serve chilled or over ice as a digestif, or use it as a substitute for Cynar or Campari in stirred cocktails.
What cocktails work well with it?
It's a favorite substitute for Campari in a Negroni or Boulevardier, where the rhubarb note adds a different bittersweet dimension.
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