11 Braulio | Alpine Amaro | Italy | Pine, alpine herbs, earthy bitterness | Neat, chilled | An alpine-style digestivo — crisp and resinous, ideal after hearty meals. |
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12 Jägermeister | Herbal Liqueur | Germany | Licorice, citrus, spice | Neat, chilled or over ice | Global favorite with deep roots as a digestivo — more than just a party shot. |
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13 Chinchón Dulce | Anise Liqueur | Spain | Anise, sweet, herbal | Neat or with coffee | Traditional Spanish after-dinner drink with a silky anise punch. |
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14 Amaro Nonino | Amaro | Italy | Orange peel, saffron, gentle spice | Neat, with an orange twist | Elegant and refined — soft bitterness with a honeyed, grappa-like warmth. |
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15 Underberg | Bitters Digestif | Germany | Spicy, rooty, intense | Single-dose bottle — drink it all | Strong and concentrated — designed specifically to aid digestion. |
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16 Genepi | Herbal Liqueur | Alps (France/Italy) | Alpine herbs, floral, bitter-sweet | Neat, chilled | Traditional alpine spirit made from mountain herbs — similar to absinthe or Chartreuse. |
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17 Strega | Herbal Liqueur | Italy | Saffron, mint, fennel, spice | Neat or over ice | A golden herbal liqueur with mythical history and bright, complex flavor. |
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