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Flavour Analysis

Gran Classico combines definite herbal bitterness with quinine, balsam and orange. A bergamot note contributes distinct citrus floralness, while an alcohol note adds clear boozy warmth, and lemon and hibiscus notes give the profile further complexity.

Dominant Flavour Families

Herbal / Herbaceous
Spice
Earthy
Vegetal
Sharp

Flavour profile of gran classico

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Gentian

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Gran Classico

GentianWoody

gran classico8.3

Herbal, bitter-sweet and mildly astringent aroma and taste, typical of gentian root-based beverages. Strong in gran classico.

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