Sirene Canto Amaro Bitter 750 ml
About this bottle
Sirene Canto Amaro Bitter is an Italian amaro from Liquore delle Sirene, made above Lake Garda in Veneto using botanicals sourced from Monte Baldo at 800 meters elevation. The recipe layers rose hips, lemon, thistle, gentian, vanilla bean, timut pepper, cacao, coffee, and rhubarb into a medium-bitter profile — thistle and citrus lead, with vanilla sweetness and a peppery ginger heat running underneath. Bottled at 27% ABV, it sits in the middle of the amaro spectrum: bitter enough to work as a digestif, balanced enough to mix. A good pick for anyone building out an amaro shelf beyond the usual Italian standards.
How to drink Sirene Canto Amaro
Serve chilled or over a single rock as a digestif after a meal — its bitterness is built for that role. It also holds up in a spritz or a simple amaro soda if you want something lower-proof and long.
Specs
Amaro54 proof · Veneto, Italy
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How should Sirene Canto Amaro be served?
Chilled or over a single ice cube as a digestif, or lengthened with soda for a lower-proof amaro spritz.
What botanicals are in Sirene Canto Amaro?
The recipe includes rose hips, lemon, thistle, gentian, vanilla bean, timut pepper, cacao, coffee, and rhubarb, sourced partly from Monte Baldo above Lake Garda.
Where is Sirene Canto Amaro made?
It's produced by Liquore delle Sirene in Veneto, Italy, using botanicals grown at 800 meters elevation above Lake Garda.
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