Gestione Fattorie - Mirto del Contadino Liqueur di Sardegna hillrock core with its forest floor nose

with its forest floor nose and inflections of cherrywood

2015 International Whisky Competition

The fruit appears later - fresh and balanced with fresh oak

Pop the top and embrace the weirdness

while other flavors are not fully realized

Gestione Fattorie - Mirto del Contadino Liqueur di Sardegna hillrock core with its forest floor noseName any root, fruit, or plant, and there's a good chance Italians make a drink from it. In this case it's the myrtle evergreen shrub, a sacred tree in folklore and mythology whose leaves, berries and flowers are used for essential oils, folk medicine, and religious applications. There are two types of Mirto commonly available in Corsica and Sardegna: one is a white version made with the leaves, and the other is Mirto Rosso made with shrub's blue