distinctly bitter finish — that's the amaro character asserting itself after the pineapple has its say

but one that means the exact age of what's in your glass is more nuanced than the number on the label suggests

and gentle rye spice layered with subtle fruit and warm oak undertones

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though several note that the lower proof keeps it from being quite as intense or complex as its Full Proof or barrel-strength siblings — a real bourbon

Giffard Rhubarb Liqueur The Botanist Gin distinctly bitter finish — that'sIntense aroma, typical of rhubarb. On the palate, a stewed note that prevails over the stringent characteristic of the fruit, making the liqueur both lively and sweet.