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100% Malbec from old vine vineyards in Mendoza, hand-harvested, fermented with native yeasts in cement pools prior to aging in cement tank. Bold, dark fruits, tannin forward balanced with crisp acidity.

Amara is the feminine form of 'amaro,'

This amaro is made by an orange grower on the east coast of Sicily, just south of Catania, in sight of the enormous volcano that dominates this whole corner of the island, Mount Etna.

Sicilian blood oranges from the Tarocco variety are famous throughout Italy for juice (a glass of Tarocco juice in Sicily in season is a revelation), but this grower decided to also use the zest from his oranges as a raw material for an amaro.

Orange zest is the main flavor in Amara, but it is supported by a range of herbal and bitter notes, with a very attractive balance between orange and herbal flavors, and also between sweetness and bitterness (some amaro is so sweet as to be essentially herbal liqueur, this is more serious)

Amara works very well as a Spritz with soda water and a slice of lemon.

With the citrus burst of Amaro Angeleno bitter liqueur as its base, brightened up with soda water and a hint of grapefruit, this sparkling canned cocktail is an incredibly easy-drinking option for a sunny day outdoors. 7.5% abv.

smokey + woodsy

curiously bitter

from alpine herbs and the root of Chinese rhubarb

produced in Alto Adige, Italy

USA > Los Angeles. Amass's botanical California vodka, distilled with marigold, chamomile, and lemon peel. Clean, soft, floral, a whisper of citrus. A vodka with a point of view — drink it with tonic and a lemon twist.

Cariño is a coferment of the Pesquera Tempranillo and Graciano from the late 90’s plantings at Ibarra-Young. The Pesquera Tempranillo at Ibarra-Young is an own-rooted suitcase clone originating from Bodega Pesquera in Pesquera del Duero, Spain. I had never been inspired to make or seek Tempranillo until tending these vines for the last few years. These vines clearly want to be here! They grow easily and always win the beauty contest. Cariño translates to ‘darling’ in Spanish and speaks to the two varieties compliments to each other in bottle

exceptional / super complex / black fruits / dried herbs / full bodied

A true Co-harvest/Co-ferment of Trebbiano, Malvasia, & Ansonica from Tuscany. This field blend is fresh, elegant, and silky smooth.

Spicy flavor with hints of clove and cinnamon. Used in the making of an Old Fashioned.