Why Braulio Riserva Is the King of Alpine Amari
If you've ever spent a cold evening in the Italian Alps, you've probably seen someone nursing a glass of Braulio Riserva while the snow piles up outside. It's one of those drinks that feels less like a commercial product and more like a piece of local history you've been invited to taste. While the standard Braulio is already a staple in bars from Milan to Manhattan, the Riserva is a whole different animal. It's deeper, woodier, and carries a level of complexity that makes you want to sit in a leather chair by a fireplace for three hours. ...