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Bitter Braulio
The name of this bitter derives from Braulio hill, one of Stelvio national park hills. On the top of the mountain the herbs, stems, berries and flowers used in the bitter preparation are picked.
The bitter Braulio is served cold, straight or with ice or mixed with water and seltz. It may also be warmed up, but not until boiling, and then left to get cold slowly in cups of grog.
Last site update
30 June 2009