Piedmont Bordiga

Produced in the town of Cuneo since 1889, this 6-botanical gin features wild-foraged juniper from the Occitan Alps, along with angelica, cardamom, coriander, and citrus peel. Dry & juniper-forward, it’s a perfect gin for... Read More

From a family distillery dating back to 1888, this amaro was originally created for Café Dilei, a famous bar in Turin that is now closed. Made from real botanicals, many foraged in the wild, it is a classic alpine-style... Read More

Named for the patron saint of hunters, this is a more intense, slightly more bitter expression from Bordiga, made from actual botanicals, many foraged in the wild. Gentian-forward and quite bitter, but not medicinal, it offers... Read More

Produced by Bordiga since the distillery’s founding in 1888—and according to the same recipe the whole time!—this is an Italian answer to the style of botanical liqueur made famous as Chartreuse. Less boozy than... Read More

From a liquoriste founded in Cuneo in 1888, this distilled liqueur is made from Italy’s Marasca and Amarena cherries. Floral, marzipan aromas and flavors are layered with dark, juicy ripe fruit but minimal sweetness. A classic... Read More