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Cinzano 1757 Rosso
18,68 €
It has a reddish brown color with subtle dark amber tones. Aroma to soft and spicy perfumes, followed by dried fruits, especially fig, with touches of wood and vanilla. The taste is sweet and slightly spicy, with notes of wood, tobacco and licorice, in addition to bitter touches coming mainly from Artemisia. The end is spicy with long, pleasant and persistent aftertaste. It can be enjoyed neat, with ice and in several classic cocktails.
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