Ratafià di Andorno

Juniper Liqueur

01C.070.34.C.0104
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TASTING NOTES
The over 100-year experience of Rapa Giovanni, founder in 1880 of the homonymous liquor factory, collected the tradition and developed a recipe for Ratafià di Ginepro. Selected juniper berries infused in pure alcohol with rare spices give the liqueur a characteristic, decisive and very aromatic flavor. It is recommended to drink it smoothly or with ice. Excellent is its use in the kitchen in the preparation of game, to enhance its flavors with its unique fragrance.

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Rapa Ratafià of Juniper

Product Details

Bottle Size
0.700 L
Alcohol content %
34,0
Package
Bottle
Appellation
Ratafià di Andorno
Municipality
Andorno Micca
District
Biella
Region
Piemonte
Country
Italy
Allergens
Contains Sulfites
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Rapa Giovanni Discover the Liquorificio Rapa Giovanni and its liqueurs in our online store Giovanni Rapa founded the liqueur factory of the same name in 1880 in Piemonti in Valle Cervo, near Andorno Micca, a small town in the province of Biella where he still resides today. It is in the same year that the founder dedicated himself to the production of Ratafià , carrying on a century-old tradition. It is a liqueur composed of a cold infusion of fruit or flowers and alcohol such as brandy or wine. With an intense and versatile taste, Piedmontese Ratafià can be obtained from different raw materials, such as Black Cherry Ratafià, Juniper Ratafià, and many others. Passionate about flowers and alpine herbs, Giovanni Rapa is also involved in the creation and production of Walser, a bitter that comes from an ancient Valle d'Aosta tradition, obtained from digestive herbs, whose recipe is still faithfully followed today. The farsighted founder of the company obtained numerous awards: he was awarded by the S.A.R. Umberto I and Margherita di Savoia, by Pope Leo XIII and Pius X and obtained the patent from the Duke of Genoa.
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