Amaro Saverio 50 cl. - Villa Laviosa South Tyrol
Alcoholic strength: 38% vol.
The Villa Laviosa distillery is located in the picturesque municipality of Terlan in the northern Italian region of South Tyrol and is a renowned producer of grappa, liqueurs and other spirits. The distillery is based in an old villa built in the early 20th century by a wealthy family and now serves as a charming home for production. The Villa Laviosa distillery prides itself on using only the best raw materials the region. The grapes used to make the grappa come the surrounding vineyards, while the fruit for the liqueurs is sourced local farmers. By using only fresh and high-quality ingredients, the distillery is able to produce products of exceptional quality that reflect the distinctive aroma and taste of the region. The distillery is also known for its traditional distillation method. The master distillers at Villa Laviosa still use copper stills to produce their spirits. This method requires a lot of skill and experience to ensure that the grappa and liqueurs have the best aroma and taste. The result is a distinctive and high-quality pleasure. Villa Laviosa's product range includes a variety of spirits, classic grappa to fruity liqueurs. The best-known products include the "Grappa Riserva", the "Grappa di Teroldego" and the "Laviosa Limoncello". Each product is unique and offers an incomparable taste experience. The Villa Laviosa distillery is a family business that has been rooted in the region for generations. The passion for making spirits and the love for the region are reflected in every bottle that leaves the distillery. Combining tradition and innovation, the distillery has become one of the most respected producers of spirits in South Tyrol and is a popular destination for wine and spirit lovers all over the world.
For the production of this liqueur, we various herbs deriving our wildflower meadows, which are sited at the altitudes of 1000 to 1300 meters. The herbs are left to infuse for approximately 45 days: the infusion is cold so that the active ingredients and properties of the raw materials could be preserved. The scent of this infusion is reminiscent of that one of the freshly harvested hay, and the taste is intense, herbaceous and persistent.
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One of the traditional South Tyrolean dishes, are the cheese dumplings, hand made by the butcher's shop Steiner in Rasun
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One of the traditional South Tyrolean dishes, are the bacon speck dumplings, hand made by the butcher's shop Steiner in Rasun
