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Oct 27, 2026

Cigar Rebel

Cigar Rebel

Fall Cigars

Oct 27 · 2 Mentions

KevinHOST
37:43
It gives you this molasses, this brown sugar, this fruit, this spice.
KevinHOST
37:47
And then after our time in Italy, Mel, we should really include Amaro, which I didn't even really know what Amaro was.
KevinHOST
37:54
I knew what Amaretto was, but Amaro is a little different.
MelHOST
37:56
Yeah, so that herbal bitterness, the citrus peel, the spice, dark sweetness, that can all pair with the earthy or aromatic cigars.
MelHOST
38:07
Absolutely.
Dean LangdonHOST
45:19
I saw one other neat thing about this.
Dean LangdonHOST
45:21
They're going to have their own house-made Amaros and liqueurs here also.
Dean LangdonHOST
45:26
And our
EdHOST
45:26
last news story, unless Dean points out another omission, the California Distillery Trail is online as an interactive discovery and trip planning guide with 45 distilleries listed when checked.
Luke McCarthyHOST
19:46
They've got a range of different styles and collaboration releases that they've put out over the years.
Luke McCarthyHOST
19:51
One of the most famous being the Nocturne, which is an incredible sort of Amaro style.
Luke McCarthyHOST
19:56
And Barrel Age, they've added to it progressively over the years.
Luke McCarthyHOST
19:59
We'd mentioned in the article, they started with a 10 year old Barrel Age Syrah to start, or Rose, Syrah Rose, sorry.
Kevin HamiltonGUEST
23:41
It's good bang for buck.
Kevin HamiltonGUEST
23:42
And then just, yeah, experimenting with different vermouths and then finding out how, hang on, there's an Australian vermouth made from Australian botanicals.
Kevin HamiltonGUEST
23:48
Why am I using, why am I not using that? And yeah, it started to play around with different vermouths, different Amaros, different like takes on Aperols and things like that.
Kevin HamiltonGUEST
23:58
And then just realizing that there were other producers out there.
Laura SilvermanHOST
31:02
And it
Milan MartinGUEST
31:02
kind of played that role of that Amaro kind of vermouth-y type thing.
Milan MartinGUEST
31:06
It plays the, you know, it plays the bass in a band.
Milan MartinGUEST
31:11
Well, yeah, I
Sam AndersonHOST
37:32
Because look, I mean, I have some opinions about this.
Sam AndersonHOST
37:36
I think that, you know, I think, I mean, I got an Amaro out of Beirut, Lebanon.
Sam AndersonHOST
37:41
They can't call it Amaro, but I mean, we wrote a 10-year plan.
Sam AndersonHOST
37:46
To launch the brand.
Sam AndersonHOST
37:47
Cause it just takes like it's word of mouth, like with the lips, um, it's, you know, and it's the spirits business is not, I mean, it took Tito's 20 years.
Luca ServodioHOST
6:06
I also didn't get to try their booze because I'm not drinking until after the New York Marathon.
Luca ServodioHOST
6:10
From what I can tell, they've got an insane selection, especially of Amari.
Luca ServodioHOST
6:14
Their Amari selection was like 14 Amari deep.
Luca ServodioHOST
6:17
Usually, y'all are phoning it in with Amaro Montenegro and like one other thing.
Luca ServodioHOST
6:22
No, these guys have like fucking Nocino on there.
Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:42
That was, I think, very specifically, they felt really good about that.
Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:46
And the type of product, Amer, we make Amaro, it's better.
Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:48
This category is what we do.
Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:50
So it kind of makes sense from that standpoint.

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Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:42
But yeah, we have products that are perfect for cocktails.
Joe CannellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:45
So the possibilities are endless.
Gemini StevensHOST
39:47
So are some of your other products distributed as well? Not just the canned drink, but there are some of your Amaro and your liqueurs and things like that.
Gemini StevensHOST
39:53
Yeah.
Ethan LiebermanGUEST
1:26
It's one of our signature cocktails.
Ethan LiebermanGUEST
1:28
It's bourbon, a couple different Amaros, and then we make a coffee-washed cognac to go along with it.
Ethan LiebermanGUEST
1:33
So you get a lot of the coffee flavor and notes without the bitterness and without the caffeine from it.
Janet MichaelHOST
1:39
Oh no caffeine dude.
Ray LatifHOST
30:42
Well, your spirits are admired and revered and highly awarded as well.
Ray LatifHOST
30:48
And before we hopped in the mics, you told me an interesting story about getting awards for the spirits, for the Amaros.
Ray LatifHOST
30:56
Even before you were in the market, which is interesting.
James ClarkGUEST
30:59
Yeah, it's an interesting rollout strategy for sure.
James ClarkGUEST
34:49
When you talk
Ray LatifHOST
34:50
about the people that are buying and drinking your spirits, tell me about those people.
Ray LatifHOST
34:55
Are they younger consumers? Are they new to Amaros and liqueurs? Are they enthusiasts of those categories?
James ClarkGUEST
35:03
I think a lot of them are people who perhaps have traveled to Italy.
Alexander DaoustHOST
11:51
It is gorgeous.
Alexander DaoustHOST
11:52
And then the other thing that I wanted to add in here, because I think it improves the flavor even more, is an Amaro, and it's one that we haven't used before.
Alexander DaoustHOST
11:59
It is Synar, which is an artichoke-based Amaro, which sounds really weird, but it works.
Jana PochopHOST
12:06
I was looking at the label and I'm like, huh, that is indeed an artichoke.
Alexander DaoustHOST
12:13
Artichokes to me don't have that much flavor.

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