Liquori Bureau

Liquori Bureau is a company that has been crafting and marketing liqueurs since 2020.
Its product portfolio is currently composed of Amaronauta, the first amaro made with a selection of botanicals from all over the world.

Silver medal USA Spirits Ratings 2023

Year of establishment:

2022

Number of employees:

SINGLE USER

Annual turnover:

Under 250.000 Euro

Reference year of turnover:

2023

Activities:

Wholesale trade of alcoholic beverages

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Amaronauta product profile

Company:

Liquori Bureau di Michelangelo Buzzi

Telephone:

+39 3407420090

Address:

Via San Pio V, 35

City:

FRUGAROLO (AL)

Zip Code:

15065

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AMARONAUTA was born in southern Piedmont, a land historically characterized by the passage of merchants traveling between the Port of Genoa and the cities of Northern Italy. These travelers contributed to the import and local spread of rare products such as citrus fruits and exotics, including cocoa, ginger, and rhubarb. Liquori Bureau selects these botanicals and, enriching them with local roots such as alpine gentian, reinterprets them into a contemporary amaro designed for modern-day adventurers.
Production takes more than three months. Each botanical is processed separately in a hydroalcoholic infusion at room temperature to help extract the essential oils without altering the proteins. The result is an all-natural liqueur that makes no use of artificial dyes or flavors, with a distinctive bright straw yellow color obtained by double cellulose filtration.

Amaro liqueur with a citrus flavor balanced by refined bitter, balsamic and slightly spicy notes. Produced from an infusion of seven botanicals from every continent, Amaronauta is straw yellow in color and distinguished by its eclectic taste, which goes beyond the boundaries of the Mediterranean and surprises with a rich aromatic bouquet of international inspiration.

It can be used as a bitter in an original white twist on the great aperitif classics. Because of its fresh, spicy component, it is particularly suitable for being mixed with tonic and sour. It excellently supports the smoky complexity of Mezcal and Whisky.