Biostilla Sambuca

Name: Biostilla Sambuca
Brand: Brennerei Walcher
Rating: 90 (1 reviews)

Brennerei Walcher

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Tasting 2024

Biostilla Sambuca from the destillery Brennerei Walcher has been rated with 90 Falstaff points . It is a Liqueur / Digestive Bitters from the region Alto Adige in Italy

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 18.10.2024: Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler

Colourless and clear. Aniseed on the nose, sweet and intense. Sweet, broad, full-bodied and aromatic on the palate. Persistent.

More about the tasting

Region: Alto Adige, Italy

Distillery: Brennerei Walcher

Type of Production: organic

Category: Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

Alcohol Level: 40%

www.walcher.eu

Content: 0.7 litre

Region

Alto Adige, Italy

South Tyrol, officially called Alto Adige since it became part of Italy, is the northernmost Italian wine-growing region. Despite this exposed position, Alto...

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Distillery Brennerei Walcher

Brennerei Walcher

Pillhofstraße 99
39057 Eppan
Italien
+39 (471) 63 11 45
[email protected] www.walcher.eu

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Spirits from this producer

17 entries

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Walcher Bergwiesenheu Likör

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

40%

Limoncello »Fior di Limone«

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

15%

Noisetto Rum Haselnuss Likör

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

21%

product image Noisetto Rum Haselnuss Likör

Walcher »Saltners Kräuterbitter«

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

28%

Walcher Gin »La Vita è bella«

Biostilla »Tangerine Gin«

Frongart Estate »Mountain Gin«

Tramonto Vermouth Rosso

Walcher »Tyrolensis« Kräuterbitter

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

40%

Walcher »Red Veneziano« Bio Alkoholfrei

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Aperitif

Walcher »Rondò« Bio Aperitivo

Walcher Coffee Liqueur »Premium«

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

25%

Walcher »Libertas« Mediterranean Juniper Alkoholfrei

Brennerei Walcher

Alto Adige, Italy

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