Nochino Ruby Bitter & Sweet

Nochino - the first Slovak non-alcoholic aperitif

Who is the Nochino non-alcoholic aperitif for?

- for teetotalers

- for drivers

- for the adventurous who like to try new things

- for all those who want to enjoy a summer evening with taste but without alcohol

- for modern bartenders and restaurant owners who want to offer their customers an experience without alcohol

What does the sommelier say about Nochino?

"The liqueur looks very tempting on the eye, its the colour is dark red to burgundy.

In the fragrance, the first to appear notes of forest fruits. Raspberries, blackberries and chokecherries can be recognised. They also predominate spicy aromas of cinnamon, anise or star anise and this beautiful complexity is complemented by earthy notes evoking beetroot and pomegranate. Who is looking for, in the liqueur will also find floral bouquetlinden and herbal mint.

The taste is pleasantly sweet and harmonises with the aroma, as you would expect from a liqueur. Earthy pomegranate appears first, along with forest fruits. The spiciness on the tongue is represented by subtle vanilla and cinnamon. Interesting is also delicious bitternesswhich is reminiscent of the bitterness of grapefruit or lemon rinds. This complex non-alcoholic liqueur completesmild aciditywhich is in perfect harmony with the dominant sweetness.

The finish is surprisingly long, lingers on the tongue sweet fruity sensation together with a subtle spicy undertone. The bitter and earthy flavours of pomegranate also linger in the aftertaste for quite a long time.

Nochino presents a fascinating combination of flavours in a non-alcoholic version. Such an unconventional liqueur can really turn bar culture on its head.

Drink preparation options with Nochino non-alcoholic liqueur

With tonic or soda

Nochino combines well with tonic water or soda water. The tonic can accentuate the bittersweet notes, bringing forest fruits, cinnamon and earthy pomegranate notes to the fore.

A slice of lime or a few drops of citrus juice can make this drink even more lively and refreshing. Don't be afraid to add sage either.

Garibaldi drink variation

Combine Nochino liqueur with fresh orange juice or orange-grapefruit mix or just grapefruit juice to create an irresistible non-alcoholic version of the classic Italian aperitivo drink Garibaldi. Just garnish and it is indistinguishable from the original. Taste and experience.