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Forthave Spirits

Forthave, "Mithradates" 375mL

Forthave, "Mithradates" 375mL

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MITHRADATES is a vino amaro inspired by Mithridatum. The creation of the original recipe is attributed to Mithradates VI, ruler of Pontus in the 1st century BCE and was regarded as one of the most complex and well-known herbal elixirs for centuries. It is made with a red wine from the Finger Lakers region of upstate New York using hybrid grapes that are fermented naturally with indigenous yeast and and infused with over 32 botanicals. With notes of figs, cardamom, cedar, and mace, this amaro can be enjoyed neat or on ice.

24% alc./vol

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