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Mr Black Coffee Amaro is a Modern Take on Traditional Italian Liqueur.
Award winning Australian coffee roasters Mr Black is launching a new permanent addition to its coffee liqueur range named Mr Black Coffee Amaro.
Crafted with cold brew coffee and fourteen distilled and macerated fresh botanicals—including citrus from the brand’s distillery garden on New South Wales’ Central Coast—Mr Black Coffee Amaro is a modern take on the traditional Italian bitter liqueur.
Not to be confused with that song by The Verve, Mr Black describes the taste as a bittersweet symphony. It’s unmistakably Mr Black, with bitter gentian, orange, grapefruit and toasted coffee. High-quality bitter finish without overwhelming the palate.
“Amaro is essentially a botanical drink, similar to a gin or absinth, so blending that idea with the specialty coffee craftsmanship of Mr Black was something I really enjoyed developing,” says Head distiller, Philip Moore.
What you may not know about Mr Black is that its a world-class gin distillery by day and award-winning coffee roaster by night so who better to blend a coffee liqueur than an expert on both coffee and botanicals?
“Our Coffee Amaro is the extension of my love and worship of coffee and Philip’s 30-year botanical obsession”. Says Tom Baker, Co-Founder Mt Black. The same can easily be said for the Styling a Speyside Icon: The Balvenie x Oscar Hunt Suit
To coincide with the launch, 15 top Australian bars are celebrating with a Mr Black Coffee Amaro cocktail menu on the 23rd of November, including Icebergs Bondi, The Dolphin Hotel, Maybe Frank and Eau De Vie in Sydney and The Black Pearl, Boilermaker House, Gin Palace and 1806 in Melbourne. Several of these venues made our list of the 18 Best Hidden Bars in Melbourne
Mr Black Special Edition Coffee Amaro is available now for AUD $80.
Michael Vane
Michael Vane is an experienced journalist, copywriter and content creator who has produced fun and informative content for Man of Many since 2016. Specialising in gaming, technology and entertainment reporting, Michael is extremely adept at navigating new technologies and providing reviews on the latest releases. He possesses a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and Media Studies from Griffith University, and his work has been featured in publications such as Game Informer, Pilot, Wine Selectors and PowerUp!, to name a few.
