Rossi d'Angera Amaro 'Lago Maggiore' Liquore d'Erbe, Lombardy, Italy

Few amari capture the essence of their landscape like the Rossi d'Angera Amaro 'Lago Maggiore' Liquore d’Erbe, Lombardy, Italy. Crafted with a time-honored recipe dating back to the late 19th century, this elegant liqueur celebrates the flavors and aromas of the Alpine lakeside, offering a modern expression of traditional herbal craftsmanship. Each bottle is an ode to Lake Maggiore’s heritage, velvety, citrus-kissed, and bittersweet in all the right ways. 

Product Details:

• Type: Amaro (Herbal Liqueur)
• ABV: 30%
• Appearance: Clear, deep amber hue tending toward brown
• Distiller: Arturo Rossi
• Owner: Arturo Rossi & Nicola Rossi

Sensory Description:

On the nose, this amaro opens with a sophisticated bouquet of herbs and roots, culminating in a radiant note of mandarin peel. The palate is velvety and fresh, weaving together herbal bitterness, earthy rhubarb, and vibrant citrus. The lingering finish confirms the candied mandarin and delivers a satisfyingly clean bitterness that invites another sip.

Awards & Accolades:

• Gold Medal – International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2022

Distiller's Background:

Founded in 1847, Rossi d’Angera is one of Italy’s oldest continuously operating distilleries. Now led by fifth-generation distiller Arturo Rossi and his son Nicola, the family remains dedicated to crafting premium spirits that honor their Alpine terroir. Using local raw materials from the Lake Maggiore region, their commitment to quality and tradition is reflected in every batch, from grappa and vermouth to their signature amari.

Serving Suggestions:

• Enjoy neat or over ice as a post-dinner digestif
• Add to a spritz with tonic or sparkling water for a modern aperitivo
• Mix into classic cocktails like the Black Manhattan or Paper Plane for added depth
• Pair with dark chocolate or aged cheeses to highlight its herbal complexity

Why Rossi d'Angera Amaro 'Lago Maggiore' Liquore d’Erbe?

Because it brings together tradition, terroir, and taste in a way that few liqueurs can. With its historic roots, complex flavor profile, and striking Alpine character, this amaro delivers both authenticity and versatility in every pour.