Picon Amer 21° - 70cl
Picon Amer 21° is a distinctive French aperitif crafted from a blend of bark, orange peel, and various botanicals. With an alcohol volume of 21%, it offers a complex flavor profile that is best enjoyed straight or combined with mixers such as ice, soda, or white wine. For a refreshing twist, serve it with tonic and a slice of orange or mix with prosecco.
Picon Amer 21° - 70cl
Picon Amer is a distinguished French aperitif renowned for its unique blend of flavors derived from the meticulous infusion of bark, orange peel, and various botanicals. With an alcohol volume of 21%, this aperitif offers a robust yet balanced profile that appeals to a wide range of palates.
Enjoy Picon Amer straight to appreciate its rich complexity, or elevate your drinking experience by serving it over ice. It pairs exceptionally well with soda or white wine, making it a versatile addition to your beverage repertoire. For a refreshing twist, mix it with tonic water and garnish with a slice of orange, or combine it with prosecco for a sophisticated sparkling cocktail.
Some key benefits of Picon Amer include:
- Versatility: Suitable for various serving styles, whether neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
- Rich Flavor Profile: A harmonious blend of herbal, citrus, and bitter notes.
- Perfect for Social Occasions: Ideal for aperitif hour or festive gatherings.
Discover the refreshing and complex taste of Picon Amer 21° and enjoy a truly authentic French aperitif experience.
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There is no substitute for Amer Picon! Wonderful for mixing the long-lost recipe for a "Brooklyn" cocktail. Complex cherry and blood orange notes married together.
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I was hearing about Picon from several friends, and bummed to not find it available in the USA. Belgian Shop sorted that out for me, and I've been able to taste compare it with other "similar" apertifs, and I must say that the unique orange flavor is something I've not been able to find equal to without more overstated bitterness. Angostura bitters come to mind... This isn't that. Picon is sweet, dark, slightly charred. It stands on its own in a sea of orange flavored liquers. I will be ordering again.
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