Shantel Carlson
Brown sugar on the smell, very similar to demerara rum, or Swedish punsch Quite dry, with a bitter taste Smells like allspice, clove A sharp, bitter conclusion
Amargo
Amargo Vallet Angostura
Liqueur Amaro Mexico No age statement 45% ABV
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Monsieur Henri Vallet, a Frenchman who relocated to Mexico in the mid-1800s, devised the formula for this bitter liqueur. Its ingredients include Angostura bark, rhubarb, quassia wood, clove, gentian root, and cherry fruit, alongside other roots and spices. It is bottled at 90 proof. The word "amargo" signifies "bitter" in Spanish, akin to the Italian "amaro."
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