Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 16.5% | Not cold-filtered | Without coloring
Cynar
Special features: Cynar is an Italian bitter liqueur made from artichokes and a secret blend of 13 herbs and plant extracts. The recipe dates back to the 1950s and has since established itself as a classic of Italian aperitivo culture. The liqueur does not use artificial coloring and is not cold-filtered, which preserves its characteristic flavor.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Herb-spicy notes with distinct hints of artichoke and Mediterranean herbs.
Palate: Bitter-sweet balance with earthy hazelnut and caramel nuances, rounded off by herbal aromas.
Finish: Long-lasting bitterness with a fresh, herbal aftertaste.
Distillery/Bottler: Cynar is produced in Italy and is one of the most well-known bitter liqueurs worldwide. The brand represents traditional craftsmanship and a harmonious blend of plant extracts, reflecting a long tradition in Italian liqueur production. Cynar is an integral part of many cocktail classics and is enjoyed as an aperitif or digestif.
The alcohol content is 16.5%. The liqueur comes from Italy.
What bottle size does Cynar have?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The manufacturer is the Campari Group.
Where does Cynar come from?
Cynar comes from Italy. It is bottled by Campari Switzerland.
How is the taste of Cynar described?
The palate perception shows a bittersweet balance with earthy hazelnut and caramel nuances. In the nose, herbal-spicy notes with distinct artichoke and Mediterranean herb undertones emerge.
Is Cynar colored or cold-filtered?
Cynar is not colored and is not cold-filtered. The recipe dates back to the 1950s and is based on artichokes and a blend of 13 herbs and plant extracts.