Amaro Cerberus Barberani

It is an herbal Amaro with a unique selection of traditional botanicals, including Aconite, a plant that grows in shady areas in the hills around Lake Corbara and blooms in May and June. Aconitin is the active ingredient in this plant, and it can be easily reduced to a yellow-white powder. This poison is one of the most powerful known, and no antidote is known.

According to Greek mythology, Cerberus, the dog who guarded the gates of the Underworld, was said to carry the seeds of Aconite in his slime. When Hercules kidnapped him to bring him to Earth, the dog's rage was such that his saliva, in contact with the soil, gave birth to the Aconite plant.

From this story comes the fascinating name of this bitter, linked to the land it represents and truly unique and rare.

Amaro Cerberus is made using a percentage of the reserve elixir of nuts, aged for ten years, and an additional blend of spices such as cloves, nutmeg, cinchona bark, cinnamon, artichoke, arugula, etc.

This product is not only a fabulous digestif to be enjoyed at the end of any meal, appreciable even by the most delicate palates