Vecchio Magazzino Amaro 6pk 6x750ml

Six small-batch amari from Calabria's Vecchio Magazzino Doganale, built from hand-harvested local botanicals.

A six-pack collection of Vecchio Magazzino Amaro 750ml bottles, including Jefferson, Roger, and other varieties, curated by Big Hammer Wines.

Vecchio Magazzino Amaro 6pk 6x750ml

Name: Vecchio Magazzino Amaro 6pk 6x750ml
Brand: BigHammerWines.com
SKU: VEMAAMA6PK
Price: 283.95 USD
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Six small-batch amari from Calabria's Vecchio Magazzino Doganale, built from hand-harvested local botanicals.

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Includes Jefferson — 2018 World's Best Liqueur
Five Expressions: Coffee, Citrus, Herbal, Bitter
Hand-Harvested Calabrian Botanicals, No Dyes
Built For After-Dinner And Agave Cocktails

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Vecchio Magazzino Amaro 6pk 6x750ml

$463

$283.95

/ pack

You save $179.05

About The Wine

Most people try one amaro, decide it's "that bitter stuff," and quit. I get it — they just quit too early.

This box is the fix: the full lineup from one Calabrian house, built to walk you from your first cautious sip to the bottle you hide from guests.

Vecchio Magazzino Doganale sits in the hills of Montalto Uffugo, in Calabria, and its origin story reads like a tall tale. A ship out of Panama wrecks off the coast in 1871. Four men wash ashore — a captain named Jefferson, a cabin boy named Roger, the ship's doctor Gil, and one Egidio Trombino — and they end up working for a local spice-and-spirits man named Giocondo.

Generations later, Ivano Trombino rebuilt the recipes from his grandfather's diaries.

The house still grows and hand-picks its own Calabrian citrus, roots and herbs, infuses each botanical separately, and adds no artificial color.

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At A Glance

Region:: Calabria
Sub-Appellation:: Montalto Uffugo / Bisignano
Size:: 750ml

TASTING NOTES

What's in the Glass

PAIRS WITH: Dessert · Appetizers · Cheese · Chocolate

Mouthfeel & Acidity

Light Body Full Body

Low Acidity High Acidity

Soft Tannins Firm Tannins

Dry Sweet

Six bottles, five expressions — here's what's in the box and what each one is made of.

Jefferson Amaro Importante (×2) — 30% ABV. Bergamot, sweet and bitter orange, lemon, rosemary, oregano, eucalyptus and other bittering herbs. Amber and Mediterranean — citrus and herbs over a soft, balanced, gently bitter finish. The house flagship. Chilled, or in a Boulevardier or Americano in place of vermouth.

Giocondo Caffè Cabaret (×1) — 23% ABV. Ethiopian coffee beans, toasted acorns, vanilla, bitter orange, aloe, china and quassia. A coffee amaro: roasted coffee and cocoa up front, a gentle bitter backbone. After dinner, or with a chocolate dessert.

Washington Amaro di Arance ed Erbe Amaricanti (×1) — 28% ABV. Built on Washington oranges, with sweet and bitter orange, lemon, grapefruit, inula root, chiretta and coriander. Dark and orange-forward, with garden-herb lift and a citrus-zest finish.

Meraviglioso Spirito Amaro (×1) — 25% ABV. Gentian and rhubarb roots, Calabrian citrus, olive leaf, herbs and spices. Amber, velvety, balsamic — the newer "Trombino & Sons"-signed bottling. Neat after dinner, or mixed with tequila or mezcal.

Roger Bitter Amaro Extra Strong (×1) — 25% ABV. Calabrian citrus (bitter orange, bergamot, IGP lemon) with gentian, china, rhubarb, quassia, coriander and carlina. Unfiltered, dark, cloudy and uncompromisingly bitter — the label literally reads "keep under the counter." The serious end of the box.

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THE PRODUCER

Vecchio Magazzino Doganale

Vecchio Magazzino Doganale is a small artisanal producer from Calabria dedicated to crafting distinctive Italian amari and botanical spirits. Founded with a passion for preserving local traditions, the distillery sources many of its herbs, citrus fruits, and botanicals from Calabria’s rugged landscape, creating spirits that are authentic, complex, and deeply rooted in the region’s culture. Their handcrafted approach has earned a loyal following among bartenders and amaro enthusiasts alike.