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Citrus · Bittersweet

Americano Bianco

Aromatised Wine|Aromatised Wines|16% ABV|Piedmont, Italy

Americano Bianco is an important low ABV aromatized wine used to build structure and aromatic complexity in aperitif recipes and white negroni style cocktails

Americano Bianco brings citrus forward bittersweet herbal notes with light quinine bitterness making it ideal for spritzes aperitif serves and stirred aromatic cocktails

Flavor Profile

Sweetness

Medium

Bitterness

Medium

Acidity

Low

Body

Light

Taste

CitrusHerbalBittersweet

Aroma

QuinineCitrus PeelHerbsWine

Texture

Light

Known For

Classic Cocktails

White NegroniAmericanoBamboo

Modern Cocktails

Modern SpritzAperitif Highballs

Signature Serves

Aperitif Serves

Pairings

Pairs Well With

GinGentian LiqueurVermouth

Recommended With

Soda WaterSparkling WineOrange Peel

Avoid Pairing With

Heavy Cream Ingredients

Substitutes

Substitute With

LilletBlancCocchi Americano

Non-Alcoholic Alternatives

Non Alcoholic Aromatized Wine Alternative

similar aromatized wine structure with different quinine intensity

Serving Tips

Serve chilled or with soda or sparkling wine for refreshing aperitif style drinks

Storage Tips

Store refrigerated after opening to preserve freshness

Buying Tips

Choose quality quinine based aromatized wine for balanced bitterness and citrus aroma

Mix it into something

Cocktails made with Americano Bianco

About Americano Bianco

What Does Americano Bianco Taste Like?

Balanced citrus herbal bittersweet with light quinine finish

How It Is Made

Produced by fortifying wine with neutral spirit and infusing with quinine herbs and citrus peels for balanced bitterness and aroma

How To Use Americano Bianco in Cocktails

Use in white negroni style cocktails spritzes and aperitif serves

Best For

Aperitif cocktails spritzes and low ABV stirred recipes

A Bit of History

Americano Bianco developed as a quinine based aromatized wine aperitif in northern Italy and became popular in classic aperitif culture

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