H.Theoria Amour Matador
The bitterness of sloe is tinged with blood orange while blackcurrant mischievously reveals a note of black pepper and sage, perfectly unexpected.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE A surprising note of candied tomato and a somewhat sanguine fragrance.
PALATE Flavours of spicy dark fruits, with a bold astringency of earthy roots.
The liqueur Perfide is transforming and becomes Amour Matador. While the packaging gets a makeover, the unique formula of the liqueur remains unchanged.
MH3425
Data sheet
- Country
- France
- Littering
- 0.5
- Brand
- HTheoria
- Alcohol level
- 34.1°
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The bitterness of sloe is tinged with blood orange while blackcurrant mischievously reveals a note of black pepper and sage, perfectly unexpected.