Digestivo: The Italian Way to End Dinner - Eataly
网页What is a digestivo? Digestivi (“digestives,” in English) are often in the class of amari, or Italian bitters. Amari are made by infusing grape brandy with a blend of herbs, flowers, aromatic roots and bark, citrus peels, and spices.
Italian Digestif – Your Guide to Italy’s After Dinner Drinks
网页2022年7月14日 · Learn about Italy's most common after dinner drinks (digestivi), plus how to order them and the difference between aperitivo and digestivo.
Your After-Dinner Experience - Italian Cooking and Living
网页2024年2月16日 · Get to know Italian digestif drinks, essential to any authentic Italian dining experience. Find out why Amaro, Grappa, and other Italian after dinner drinks are cherished for their digestive benefits.
The Digestivo: A Beginner’s Guide to Italian After Dinner Drinks
网页2017年3月25日 · Amari are perhaps the most iconic type of digestivo. They are made by infusing alcohol with an often complex variety of herbs and spices, and sometimes other flavorings like dried orange peel. This is achieved through maceration in some cases, in others through distillation, or a combination of the two.
Italy’s Top 5 Classic After-Dinner Drinks - Eating Around Italy
网页2023年3月5日 · An Italian digestivo or digestif is an after-dinner drink with a mid to high ABV usually served cold in a small glass. Fact: Not all Italian digestives are served cold. Grappa, for example, can be served at room temperature. Other times, you might ask for your Italian digestivo on the rocks.
Guide to Italian Spirits from Aperitivo to Digestivo | Eataly
网页A digestivo, or "digestif," is meant to be enjoyed after dinner to help you digest. This category of Italian spirits includes what is known as amari, or "bitters" – alcoholic infusions of medicinal herbs, spices, roots, barks, flowers, berries, and citrus peels.
What is Digestivo? A Beginner’s Guide to a Classic Italian Tradition ...
网页2021年11月23日 · Today, digestivo signifies the practice of drinking after a meal to aid digestion, settling the stomach and prolonging the dining experience. While aperitivi tend to be made from drier liqueurs, digestivi can be both sweet or bitter, and, typically contain a higher amount of alcohol than their pre-dinner counterparts.
Eating in Italy - Digestivi - ITALY OUR ITALY
网页2023年6月28日 · The digestivo (digestivi is plural) is an alcoholic drink that one imbibes after a meal, typically dinner. It is believed to aid in digestion. Does it really? Maybe a good bit of personal research would lead to the answer to, “Does it really?”. Read on…
The Perfect Ending to a Perfect Meal: The Digestivo - CIU Travel
网页2013年11月12日 · Whether you are dining out or as guests in an Italian home, a number of amari will almost invariably be offered at the end of your meal (often in conjunction with the final caffè ). Here are a few you may want to try, whether you …
Digestivo: How To End a Meal the Italian Way - Italy Segreta
网页In this all-too-common occurrence, there’s only one solution: digestivi. A whole class of highly alcoholic, intensely flavored liqueurs that are somehow designed to help you feel better. The name comes from the Italian word for “digestive”, as these spirits (maybe not scientifically) are proven to aid with digestion.