Aperol: The Iconic Orange Aperitif
To communicate the pleasure of Aperol, it’s important to know the product inside-out. Here’s a quick guide to the key points: Aperol is a bright-orange “Bitter-Sweet Aperitif Liqueur” made from an infusion of herbs and roots, a recipe that has been jealously guarded ever since it was created. The exact mix of botanicals is a secret but the most recognizable ingredients you will detect are: Citrus peels and essential citrus oils that lend the liquid its distinctive freshness and unmistakable aroma, while a secret mix of aromatic herbs, roots and woods creates the subtle bittersweet aftertaste Aperol is famous for, making it a perfect flavor match for savory finger food.
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