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Bottega Bocca Di Rosa Rosolio Liqueur 30% Vol. 0,5L
| Type | Spirits, Liqueur |
Product number: 668916
16% off
£25.23
£21.25
Price per bottle
Bottega's creams and liqueurs are the result of a careful selection of raw
materials combined with Bottega's long experience.The creams are soft and
velvety on the palate, with a unique taste and the liqueurs are fresh and
aromatic.
This liqueur owes its name not only to its raw material, rose petals, but also
to the Latin "ros solis", which means "sundew".
Rosolio, also called the "liqueur of the past" because of its very ancient
origins, began to spread at the end of the 17th century.
It was first produced in convents, where nuns macerated rose petals in alcohol
to make a liqueur for important guests. In the course of a few years, it became
the "ladies' liqueur" used to celebrate christenings, engagements and weddings.
Thanks to its particular and elegant aroma and its very "feminine" taste, it can
be considered then as now the liqueur for greeting and conversation.
materials combined with Bottega's long experience.The creams are soft and
velvety on the palate, with a unique taste and the liqueurs are fresh and
aromatic.
This liqueur owes its name not only to its raw material, rose petals, but also
to the Latin "ros solis", which means "sundew".
Rosolio, also called the "liqueur of the past" because of its very ancient
origins, began to spread at the end of the 17th century.
It was first produced in convents, where nuns macerated rose petals in alcohol
to make a liqueur for important guests. In the course of a few years, it became
the "ladies' liqueur" used to celebrate christenings, engagements and weddings.
Thanks to its particular and elegant aroma and its very "feminine" taste, it can
be considered then as now the liqueur for greeting and conversation.