Luxardo Amaro Abano Liqueur

Luxardo Amaro Abano is an iconic Italian herbal liqueur that pays homage to the rich tradition of amari from the Veneto region. Created in 1952 by the Luxardo family—famous for their mastery of traditional Italian spirits—this amaro is crafted using a secret blend of botanicals, herbs, and roots, with a recipe that dates back generations. It’s a deeply aromatic and flavorful liqueur with bold herbal bitterness, gentle sweetness, and warming spice.

Bottled at 30% ABV and colored naturally with caramel, Amaro Abano is ideal for sipping neat, on the rocks, or as a bold component in classic and contemporary cocktails like the Black Manhattan, Negroni variations, or a simple Amaro & Tonic.

This bittersweet digestivo is especially well-suited for after-dinner sipping, aiding digestion while offering an unforgettable depth of flavor. For fans of amari like Averna, Montenegro, or Fernet-Branca, Luxardo Amaro Abano is a must-try.

Key Features

• Traditional Italian herbal amaro from the Veneto region

• Crafted by Luxardo, producers since 1821

• Infused with herbs, roots, spices, and citrus peels

• Natural caramel coloring

• Bold, bittersweet flavor profile with a dry finish

• Great as a digestif, in cocktails, or over ice

• 30% ABV (60 proof)

• Bottled in 750mL

Product Details

• Brand: Luxardo

• Expression: Amaro Abano

• Country: Italy

• Region: Veneto

• Style: Herbal Amaro / Bittersweet Liqueur

• ABV: 30%

• Volume: 750mL

• Color: Deep amber with natural caramel tones

• Base: Neutral spirit infused with proprietary blend of botanicals

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Herbal and earthy with notes of mint, eucalyptus, clove, and citrus

• Palate: Bittersweet with bold herbaceous character, hints of anise, licorice, cinnamon, and dried orange peel

• Finish: Long, dry, bitter-spice finish with lingering citrus zest and warming bitterness

Suggested Pairings

• Ideal as an after-dinner digestif

• Serve with dark chocolate, roasted nuts, or aged cheeses

• Use in cocktails like a Black Manhattan, Toronto, or an Amaro Spritz

• Try with espresso or as a bitter twist to an Old Fashioned

FAQs

Q: Is Luxardo Amaro Abano sweet or bitter?
A: It has a balanced bittersweet profile with a drier, more herbal finish compared to other amari.

Q: How should I drink Amaro Abano?
A: It's traditionally sipped neat or over ice, but it also shines in cocktails, especially those that benefit from herbal depth.

Q: What’s the difference between Amaro Abano and other amari?
A: Amaro Abano is known for its dry, spicy, and herb-forward style with less sweetness, making it a favorite for purists.

Q: Is it gluten-free?
A: While Luxardo does not certify it as gluten-free, it does not contain gluten ingredients. Those with sensitivities should consult their physician.