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Toro Centerba Forte

Toro Centerba Forte

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Abruzzo's Oldest Liqueur — Since 1817

Centerba Toro is a high-quality herbal liqueur from Abruzzo, Italy — the symbol of the Toro Distillery and one of the oldest spirits in Italy. Created in 1817 from a secret recipe by Beniamino Toro, an Abruzzo pharmacist from Tocco da Casauria, its origins are thought to date back to the Middle Ages. It has since become a traditional product known and appreciated throughout the world.

The wild herbs and aromatic spices that give this liqueur its inimitable, bright green colour are hand-picked on the Maiella and Morrone mountains of Abruzzo — well known in herbal medicine for their specific qualities and virtues. The herbs are macerated in high-quality alcohol and infused in special containers, guaranteeing a unique, consistently exceptional product.

At 70% ABV, Centerba Forte is not for the faint-hearted. After the initial impact, consumers appreciate its remarkable balance and freshness. Used since the dawn of its history as a medicine, it is today a highly prized after-dinner drink — and a key ingredient in many cocktails and recipes.

Tasting notes: Vivid bright green colour. The nose is intensely herbal — wild mountain herbs, menthol, and aromatic spices. On the palate: dry, strong, and bitter with a persistent herbal complexity and a long, warming, refreshing finish.

How to enjoy

  • Neat, at room temperature, chilled, or on the rocks
  • As a digestif after a rich meal
  • In cocktails — a small measure goes a long way at 70%

Details

  • Producer: Enrico Toro Distilleria SRL, Tocco da Casauria, Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy
  • Style: Herbal Liqueur (Centerba)
  • Recipe: Secret, since 1817
  • Botanicals: Wild herbs & aromatic spices, hand-picked from the Maiella & Morrone mountains
  • ABV: 70%
  • Format: 700ml, traditional wicker-wrapped bottle
  • Origin: Abruzzo, Italy
  • Recognition: Recognised as a Typical Product by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Policies (Decree 22 July 2004)
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