Chinato is perhaps Piemonte’s most famous digestif. Traditionally made with aged Barolo, it takes its name from the bark of quinine (or “China”) tree, which is the chief botanical here. Mauro prefers to use year... Read More
A twist on traditional vermouth; by using the relatively unknown grape Grignolino as the base wine and blended with raw alcohol steeped in sugar, wormwood, savory, orange skin, Gentiana root, and a host of dry Italian pantry herbs.... Read More
