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Bottle of Forthave Spirits, Marseille Amaro, NV - Spirit - Flatiron Wines & Spirits - New York

Forthave Spirits, Marseille Amaro, NV

Spirit from New York, United States
by Forthave Spirits

$49.99

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What importer Skurnik Wines has to say about this wine...

Flagship digestivo amaro produced by Forthave Spirits in Brooklyn, New York
Secret 36-botanical recipe based on a historical plague-combatting elixir
Produced using organic, non-GMO sugarcane spirit from Brazil
Sweetened with three types of raw honey from an apiary in Ithaca, New York, including spring wildflower, fall wildflower, and linden honey
Peppermint, honey, lemon, and chamomile on the nose echo through a palate complemented by licorice, dandelion root, eucalyptus, cinnamon, and a bundle of invigorating, earthy Alpine herbs
NY Farm Distillery License eligible
36% ABV

Details

  • Vintage

    NV

  • Size

    750ml

  • Sweetness

    Sweet

Customer Reviews

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Jim vanBergen
Get ready to fall in love...

I have shared this Amaro with bartenders and craft cocktail creators, it's so darn delicious. Based on a medicinal tonic from the 1700 and crafted at a New York distillery, 36 various roots, herbs, spices, and raw honey all blend together to form a stunning spirit that is lighter and sweeter than some Italian counterparts. Marseille is delicious alone, with soda, on the rocks, or accompanied by brown or clear spirits, and elevates the liquor you pair it with. I simply adore it in a Black Manhattan, as a 2:1 with rye whisky and a Peninsula cherry, but I have also created stunning cocktails with Marseille and either gin or tequila. Lastly, try replacing Benedictine with Marseille in a Vieux Carré- WOW! Let's keep it quiet, and not tell everyone, ok?