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An intriguing vermouth with sincere territorial expressiveness, which is told through the scents of common thyme, absinthe and mountain herbs. On the palate it is rich, generous and is amplified in the aromas.

Ratafià is part of the list of traditional products of the Aosta Valley ( PAT ). It is a sweet and full-bodied liqueur with an aftertaste of black cherry.

WOODEN GIFT BOX Contents: Gin Acqueverdi La Valdôtaine (200 ML) Vermouth Verney La Valdotaine (200 ML) La Valdôtaine Artisan Bitter (200 ML) Three RCR Tattoo Glasses

Blueberries are very tasty berries and rich in mineral salts and vitamins.

Heroic plant that grows in arid places, both on the mountains where water is scarce in winter due to the frost, and on the arid promontories of the Mediterranean.

Grand Miel is a liqueur made from grappa and honey.

Ge'npy is the typical liqueur of the Aosta Valley tradition produced from an infusion in very pure alcohol of the small Artemisia stubbornly grown on our mountains.

Torrette is the Valle d'Aosta DOC wine produced in the greatest quantities and in the widest area of the valley.

From vineyards located on the left of the Dora Baltea in the municipality of Arvier, in a natural amphitheater of splendid beauty, terraced and in full southern exposure with a slope that exceeds 100% up to 800 meters above sea level.

La Valdôtaine is a small mountain distillery where the beautiful stills, in shiny hand-worked copper and with discontinuous breathing, with single batches, distill small quantities of unique spirits, made inimitable by the mineral-rich waters, sometimes with an amazing color, which give mountains tumble down to the distillery.

Direct steam distilled from the pomace of the Prie' Blanc vine in small discontinuous copper stills.

Slightly straw-coloured, the very aromatic gin gives off hints of juniper and alpine herbs, while on the palate it is dry and full, with a good balance between the resinous and floral notes of the herbs. Many of the botanicals, such as alpine rose, mallow, mountain pine, pine buds and genepy grow spontaneously in the valley where the Acqueverdi stream descends.