Criminal - Spiced Bitter Liqueur

Between Flames and Passion, the Flavor of Rebellion

Amaro Criminale was born from the world of noir novels , from the nights of Sin City and the heat of brawls.

A bitter liqueur with a spicy character, reinterpreting the art of maceration to create a modern flavor that's accessible to all generations. Created through the expert blending of authentic herbal , spice , and citrus infusions with a small amount of sugar.

Produced in Pesaro , on the Adriatic Riviera, this bitter liqueur is sure to delight even the most expert palates. It was created in 2024 by Alex Bartolucci, Master Distiller , who oversees every stage of production with care and passion.

🔥 Botanicals to tell a story

Every botany in Amaro Criminale speaks of barroom brawls and fights.

Rhubarb represents the bitterness of rebellious choices: the intense flavors of the tavern and sleepless nights without rules.
Ginger evokes the heat of passion with fire in the eyes, the adrenaline of risk and the burning intensity of a life lived without restraints.
Cardamom symbolizes atonement. It's the exotic scent of new paths, between a past inked on the skin and the promise of a life that can change.

🥃 Flavor Profile and Usage Tips

It gently envelops the palate with spicy and sweet notes of ginger and cardamom without being overpowering. The finish is warm thanks to the presence of rhubarb and red radicchio.

End the evening with its embrace: it's perfect neat with orange zest , when you want an intense flavor that won't leave you. It becomes the ideal accompaniment for a rebellious spritz that defies the rules of aperitif, knowing how to be bold and unforgettable.

🎨 Curiosities and hidden symbols on the label

At the center of every bottle is a lock : in this one, a stabbed hand ... the bitter end of a brawl. Lighters, matches, and flames are Criminale's passion. His soul is fiery , and his every move explodes with a spark and blazes suddenly.

The graphic design is inspired by the iconography of old-school tattoos and tarot cards, and their occult symbolism, which has always been linked to pop culture. The label was created by Giacomo Bracci, the distillery's Art Director .

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