"The richest and most full bodied of the Bordiga amaro line up. licorice root sings a distinct song, gentian and imperatoria (an Italian relative of angelica) hum along, while aloe and galangal roots hold together the often under appreciated mid section of this symphony of mouth feel and texture. Finish is long and pronounced with just a touch of wood tannin on both the roof of your mouth and the top of your tongue from a short stint resting in ex-bourbon casks. Drink on its own or in place of vermouth in your favorite Rob Roy. A real crowd pleaser for people with a taste for licorice."