| Weight: | 1.7 kg |
|---|---|
| Alcohol volume: | 20% |
| Country of origin: | Italy |
| Volume: | 0.7 l |
| Producer: | Italicus |
| Mark: | Italicus |
Italicus Rosolio is a luxurious Italian aperitif that brings back to life the forgotten tradition of Rosolio – the former "aperitif of the court," a favorite drink of the Italian nobility in the 18th century. It was created by renowned mixologist Giu ...
Italicus Rosolio is a luxurious Italian aperitif that brings back to life the forgotten tradition of Rosolio – the former "aperitif of the court," a favorite drink of the Italian nobility in the 18th century. It was created by renowned mixologist Giuseppe Gallo, who breathed new life into this royal specialty and embodied the art, landscape, and taste of Italy.
Tasting profile:
Aroma: Fresh bergamot, floral notes of rose, chamomile, and lavender.
Taste: Delicately bitter, with a refreshing citrus component and floral elegance.
Finish: Balanced, pleasantly dry and aromatic.
Why you'll love Italicus:
Italicus is not just an aperitif—it is a liquid tribute to Italian style, elegance, and creativity. Each sip will transport you from Calabria to Turin and remind you that tradition can be modern.
About the Italicus brand:
Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto is the story of a forgotten Italian tradition returning to the modern world. It all began in 2016 when Giuseppe Gallo, a world-renowned Italian bartender and spirits expert, revived a long-forgotten category of liqueurs called Rosolio – an aromatic aperitif once loved by Italian nobility and royal courts.
Rosolio was known in its day as the "aperitif of the court," particularly popular in the 17th and 18th centuries. Italicus builds on this era of nobility and refinement, but reimagines it in the spirit of today—elegant, light, with the freshness of Italian bergamot and a floral touch.
Giuseppe Gallo combined ancient techniques with modern craftsmanship to create a unique liqueur* that quickly gained worldwide recognition – not only for its taste, but also for its iconic bottle and the story behind it.
Producer's address: Italicus
