Sibona Aloe Liqueur | 1L

Liqueur: Sibona Aloe | 1L

A delicate and delicious liqueur which originates from the slow infusion of Aloe and honey in fine Sibona grappa, according to a special recipe.

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Size: 1L

Proof: 48 (24% ABV)

Origin: Italy

Distillery: Distilleria Sibona

It was the end of 1700 when Frate Christmas obtained this Elixir. He cultivated in a dry, well-repaired and sunny terrain of the plants of Aloe Vera and then infuse the leaves into watermelon, which he obtained by distilling in a rudimentary manner ; finally, he added honey from him produced. The union, thanks to the perseverance of Frate Christmas, soon gave rise to a very good Elixir. Today the Sibona Distillery starting from this basic recipe reproposes the same liqueur elixir based on Grappa from the rich and wide scent and the refined taste to which the Aloe plant contributes, now known for high therapeutic qualities so much as to merit the appellation of “supernatural plant”.

Sibona Aloe Liqueur | 1L Tasting Notes

Nose: Refined honey and aloe aromas, intense with fruity notes and some Grappa characteristics.

Palate: Round and involving. Well definted by Grappa presence. Harmoniously sweet, with a long and balanced persistence.

Finish: Refreshing.

Distillery Information

The Antica Distilleria Domenico Sibona S.p.A. is located in the Roero zone, in the communal district of Piobesi dAlba, a few kilometres from Alba. The distillery is located in the centre of an important wine area, where the most typical vines from Piedmont are cultivated: Nebbiolo vine from which Barolo, Barbaresco and Roero wines are created according to their own zones of production, besides Barbera, Dolcetto, Moscato, Chardonnay, Arneis and Brachetto vines.