Fernet Ulrich<br /><br />Alcohol Content: 41% Alc. / Vol.<br /><br />Bottle volume: 70 cl.<br /><br />Description: the recipe of Fernet Ulrich, handed down by the botanist and pharmacist Domenico Ulrich, has been reworked by Marolo, who has skilfully and shrewdly<br />blended the essences that are still allowed, obtaining a bitter liqueur with an incisive and bursting taste. It is obtained by maceration and distillation of 35 components<br />(aromatic herbs, woody essences and spices), some of which are aged for 4 years in barrels.<br /><br />Tasting: excellent as an after-dinner drink, it can be consumed neat or, alternatively, added to coffee or hot water. In the summer months it is ideal with seltzer and ice.<br />Perfect for creating cocktails such as the legendary Fernet and Cola.<br />

The noble and delicate French liqueur, a tasty combination of pear, Louis XIV's favourite fruit, and cognac, the prestigious 'eau de vie'.<br />

ENERGIZING<br />Our story always leads us to the historic Old Customs Warehouse, when Giocondo, with a unique and magical ritual, used to prepare a beverage that was the ancestor of<br />coffee, for his many friends who came to visit him. He always managed, with simplicity<br />and wisdom, to blend his roasted acorns with small pieces of Ethiopian coffee. We have recreated, a unique and timeless coffee Amaro.<br /><br />HOW TO DRINK IT<br />Room temperature or chilled from the fridge (5° C). No freezer. In tasting it enhances the pleasantness of coffee combined with a bitter charge. Imagine it on hot summer<br />afternoons and convivial evenings. In blending intriguing great classics.<br />

TYPOLOGY: Liqueur with Grappa and infusion of China Calissaya bark<br />PRODUCTION AREA: Schiavon<br />RAW MATERIAL: Grappa from vines typical of the area<br />COLOUR: Clear amber<br />AROMA: Spicy (cinchona), slightly fruity<br />FLAVOUR: Bittersweet and invigorating<br />

Maison<br />Philippe de Bourgogne<br /><br />Characteristics: Refined and full-flavoured, this liqueur is obtained by macerating raspberries of the 'Rose de Plombières' variety, without adding colouring or flavouring<br />agents.<br /><br />The large quantity of fruit used ensures richness of flavour and persistence.<br /><br />Tasting notes: deep red in colour, the nose is dominated by clear hints of red fruit and raspberry.<br /><br />The palate is well-balanced, round and pleasantly delicate.<br />

Marsala Dolce Superiore 2017<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified Wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Dolce<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2017<br />HARVEST: Manual harvest, from mid-September, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues into post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />INNAMORATION: Encounter between wine, siphon (grape must giving DOC Marsala mutated - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added with ethyl alcohol of vine<br />origin), cooked must and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGING METHOD: 4 years. A well-balanced and pleasant Marsala, the oenological synthesis of a journey among oak woods of many shapes and sizes in the greatness of<br />the Florio Cellars<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 18% vol (36 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 108 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 7%<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Dark chocolate<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if stored in suitable cellars, has<br />practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED: 13.833<br />

Marsala Superiore Dry 2016<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified Wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Dry<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2016<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, from mid-September onwards, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues in post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />AGEING: Meeting of wine, siphon (grape must giving DOC Marsala mutated - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added ethyl alcohol of vine origin), cooked must<br />and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGING METHOD: 5 years. Marsala Superiore Secco, the fruit of a gypsy's vision of refinement, tells the multifaceted story of Cantine Florio. Four years of pilgrimage in the<br />aisles of the Baglio, in vats and barrels of different sizes<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 18% vol (36 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 36 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 6%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Raw prawns with oil and lemon zest, oysters<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from the light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if stored in suitable cellars, has practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED: 13.833<br />

Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco 2015<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified Wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2015<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, from mid-September, of overripe grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues into post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />INNAMORAMENTO: Meeting between wine, siphon (grape must act to give DOC Marsala<br />muted - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added with ethyl alcohol of viticultural origin), cooked must and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGEING METHOD: 6 years. An organoleptic architecture of simple elegance gives voice to this Marsala, son of a slow ageing movement that has cradled it from barriques<br />to the 4SBG oak barrels in the Garibaldi cellar<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 19% vol (38 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 80 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 18%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Blue cheeses such as gorgonzola or blue, dried fruit<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala, which, if stored in suitable cellars, has<br />practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED<br />3.533<br />

Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco 2007<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2007<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, from mid-September onwards, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues in post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />AGEING: Encounter between wine, siphon (grape must suitable for giving DOC Marsala mutated - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added with ethyl alcohol of<br />viticultural origin) and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGEING METHOD: 14 years. The result of a unique and punctual vision of refinement, SR0207 was born out of an urgent need for storytelling. The 9SAG barrel becomes a<br />witness to an oenological singularity, created 120 metres from the sea, in an elevation space of fourteen years<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 19% vol (38 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 90 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 29%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Matured cheese, avocado salad with oil, coarse salt and lemon zest<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if stored in suitable cellars, has practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED: 3.533<br />

Marsala Vergine Riserva 2004<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Vergine Riserva<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, starting in mid-September, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues into post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />ENJOYMENT: Encounter between wine and a small percentage of ethyl alcohol of viticultural origin<br />AGEING METHOD: 18 years. Marsala Vergine, aged in a small oak barrel for 18 years, has its roots in the Cantina Florio, 143 metres from the sea<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 19% vol (38 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 1g/l, due to the presence of residual sugar in the wine<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 33%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if kept in suitable cellars, has practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED: 2.533<br />

Nocino di S.Giovanni liqueur: Obtained from an infusion of Santa Massenza grappa and sugar and green walnuts hand-picked by us in June in Santa Massanza and the<br />Bleggio area, macerated for 90 days and aged in oak barrels.<br /><br />It is the oldest liqueur in Italy (about 1000 years old) and is widespread in all regions.<br /><br />Maceration time: 90 days<br />Ageing: Matured in small oak barrels.<br />Alcohol content: 28°.<br />Bottle volume: 0.70<br />Serving temperature: 9/10° pleasant served chilled<br />

Ingredients: Cream (milk), sugar, ethanol, water, sodium casinate (milk), whiskey, caramel (E150a), natural flavourings, citrate.<br />