VERSATILITY IN YUCATAN CITRUS
Casa D'Aristi Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur is a blend of the Naranja Agria, similar to the Seville Orange, giving flavors of bitterness, and classic Naranja orange which brings the more familiar citrus flavoring.
• Fruity and herbaceous hints of green tea
• Bitterness with slight astringency
• Distinctly orange with mild sweetness
• Large mouthfeel
Casa D’Aristi is a small producer located in the Yucatán peninsula in the beautiful town of Mérida, Mexico. They are committed to producing high quality selections reflecting authentic flavors of the Yucatán.
Taking pride in sustainable production practices, they maintain close relationships with the farming communities with a focus on keeping their products free of additives and flavorings.
Casa D’Aristi’s Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur is made from a mix of Sweet Oranges and Naranja Agria, a sour orange, brought to the Yucatán from Spain in the late 1500’s. Naranja Agria is more commonly known in the United States as a Seville Orange.
In Mexico you will often find locals eating this sour orange sprinkled with hot chili powder or making lemonade. It is known for use in salsa and marinades with a tangy kick alongside an herbaceous note. Easily accessible for cocktail newcomers, Narano will be useful in a wide range of cocktails desiring a tangy punch.
1 oz Narano Bitter Orange Liqueur
1 oz 4 Copas Organic Tequila Blanco
3/4 oz Lime juice
1/4 oz Agave syrup
Tajin salt
Rim glass with lime juice and dip into Tajin
Combine all ingredients in shaker with ice; shake
Strain into Tajin rimmed glass with ice
