Amaro Braulio Production

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AMARO BRAULIO PRODUCTION

The final product is a result of the careful selection of ingredients and the secret blending process that have remained true to the experiments of the Peloni Family.

Amaro Braulio

Selection. Infusion. Extraction.

Herbs, plants, roots and berries are carefully cleaned and dried before being broken down and milled, simulating what ancient pharmacists used to do in the mortar. In this way it is possible to extract the active properties and essential oils during the infusion that follows. Once the milled herbs and plants have been combined, the ingredients are left to infuse in hydro-alcoholic solution for 30 days. During this period, the aromas and active ingredients of the plants are extracted. The mixture needs time to infuse so the individual recognizable scents can amalgamate and come together as one. Once all the aromas and active properties have been extracted, the liquid is filtered and diluted to give the liqueur a more delicate taste and reduce the alcohol content to 21%.

Selection. Infusion. Extraction.

Herbs, plants, roots and berries are carefully cleaned and dried before being broken down and milled, simulating what ancient pharmacists used to do in the mortar. In this way it is possible to extract the active properties and essential oils during the infusion that follows. Once the milled herbs and plants have been combined, the ingredients are left to infuse in hydro-alcoholic solution for 30 days. During this period, the aromas and active ingredients of the plants are extracted. The mixture needs time to infuse so the individual recognizable scents can amalgamate and come together as one. Once all the aromas and active properties have been extracted, the liquid is filtered and diluted to give the liqueur a more delicate taste and reduce the alcohol content to 21%.

Amaro Braulio
Amaro Braulio

AGING PROCESS

To conclude the process, the liquid is placed in traditional aged Slavonian oak barrels which lie in a labyrinth of underground cellars, directly beneath Bormio old town, where it is left to infuse for up to two years. The timber used for Braulio’s barrels is the Quercus Petraea and the Quercus Pedunculata species of oak which – mixed together in proportions perfected by the craftsmanship of Garbellotto’s company, Braulio’s supplier and world leader in the sector of large barrel production – guarantee a wonderful bouquet. Wood is a living material, able to interact with the blend and release smells and aromas: if not aged in wood, Braulio Amaro simply won’t taste the same.

AGING PROCESS

To conclude the process, the liquid is placed in traditional aged Slavonian oak barrels which lie in a labyrinth of underground cellars, directly beneath Bormio old town, where it is left to infuse for up to two years. The timber used for Braulio’s barrels is the Quercus Petraea and the Quercus Pedunculata species of oak which – mixed together in proportions perfected by the craftsmanship of Garbellotto’s company, Braulio’s supplier and world leader in the sector of large barrel production – guarantee a wonderful bouquet. Wood is a living material, able to interact with the blend and release smells and aromas: if not aged in wood, Braulio Amaro simply won’t taste the same.

Amaro Braulio

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