Amari are the Italian aromatized wines drunk after dinner to aid digestion
Amari cocktail recipes
Robert Vermeire, in his 1922 book Cocktails: How to Mix Them, called this the ‘Fernet cocktail enjoyed by the Canadians in Toronto.’” –James Grant, Wilfred’s
This amaro from Bologna was created by Stanislao Cobianchi in 1885 from 40 botanicals and named after Princess Elena of Montenegro (it was her wedding year after all).
Cynar is a relatively new amaro, brought to the market in 1952, made with 13 botanicals and artichokes. A versatile spirit, it’s a little less bitter and is marvelous in cocktails
“This is a new punch we’ve got for the patio launch. It will be served under cork, in a bottle that we are engraving with our Clementine logo. This recipe is for a single serving; Clementine multiplies by five for the actual punch.” –Evan Watson, Bar Clementine