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Vicario Liqueur Artichoke NV 750ml

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750ml
country
United States
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Producing using estate grown and hand-harvested artichoke leaves from the Vicario family-owned farm in Cortona Italy, Vicario’s Artichoke liqueur is then aged and finished in South Carolina. As with all Vicario liqueurs, there is no caramelized sugar nor color additives, just fresh herbs and spices, aged to perfection. Artichoke leaves bring a floral, and grassy flavor that dissipates into a persuasive bitterness in this deeply delightful liqueur. Worlds apart from other popular artichoke-based liqueurs, Vicario’s Artichoke liqueur is bright and vibrantly herbaceous with undertones of spearmint and cinnamon.
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Vicario Liqueur Artichoke NV 750ml

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