Aperol


Aperol was created in 1919 in Padova following an idea of the Brothers Barbieri company. The novelty lies in offering an aperitif with a only 11 degree alcohol content. Aperol is made according to a secret recipe containing bitter orangers, cinchona, gentian, rhubarb and other herbs and roots.
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Aperol is a perfect aperitif to drink straight, with ice, or to use in the famous Aperol Spritz, a popular Italian cocktail based on Aperol, Prosecco sparkling wine, and tonic water or soda.

 

Alcohol consumption can be harmful. Drink moderately.



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Aperol - bottiglia da 70 cl

€10.90 (EUR)
Aperol - bottiglia da 100 cl

€14.80 (EUR)
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