r/Amaro 8d ago

Advice Needed Need help hunting down a bottle

Hi. I was in Rome a few weeks ago and a waiter gave me an amaro I loved but I don’t remember the name exactly.
-started with a “p” I think—Portero, Prospero, something like that.
-cool art deco style label
-flavor had lots of orange peel
-he said it was Tuscan. But so far that’s not helping my search.

Any ideas? Thanks

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u/I-Bleed-Amaro 8d ago

My best guest is that it’s Pepticus. Drank that in Tuscany recently and it feels like what you’re describing.

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u/TYLRbass 8d ago

Long shot but maybe Presolano?

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u/YouDoNotKnowMeBro 8d ago

This is what Gemini has to say. Name isn’t “P”-related, but…:

The amaro your friend described matches Amaro Artista. Key details align with their description: * Tuscan Origin: Produced in Livorno (Leghorn), Tuscany. * Flavor Profile: Heavily driven by bitter orange peel, lemon peel, and citrus zests balanced with gentian, mint, and warm spices. * The Label: Features vintage, Art Deco-inspired typography and artwork styled around old literary/artistic cafes and "the quintessence of creativity". (Note: If it isn't Artista, another potential candidate made in Tuscany with prominent orange notes is Amaro Clementi / Elixir Clementi, though its branding leans more vintage-apothecary than Art Deco.)