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Campari Bitters (700ml) n/a
Sold by Nicks Wine Merchant
$49.99
(As of 18/11/2025)
$49.99
Angels Angel Price
$37.99
About the spirit
An Aussie take on the aperitivo
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Produced entirely by hand in small batches on the Granite Belt, this release reflects Glen Robert and Andrew Scott’s precise, flavour-driven approach to distilling. It is an approachable yet refined expression of the aperitivo tradition through an Australian craft lens.
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This is a classically styled bitter aperitif made from a bespoke citrus-botanical distillate and infused with sweet orange peel, rose petals, lavender, and traditional bittering roots.
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Citrus zest leads, followed by soft floral tones and a clean, structured bitterness from gentian, quassia, wormwood, and rhubarb root. Balanced sweetness keeps it bright, energetic, and cocktail-friendly, with a long, clean and pleasantly bitter finish.
Best before
Enjoy it now and best within a year of opening
Serving advice
Designed for spritzes, aperitivo cocktails, and long summer drinks. Also great over ice with an orange slice.
Food match
A cheese board laden with sharp hard cheeses, briney olives and salty crackers.
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
Australia
Spirit
25.0% ABV
50cl
Meet the spirit maker - Glen Robert
- Expect the unexpected from Glen Robert at La Petite Mort. A former medical research chemist, Glen fell under wine’s spell around 2000 – and never looked back.
- In 2014, he discovered Shiraz and Viognier vines in need of some TLC in Ballandean, on Queensland’s Granite Belt. Today, the 40-hectare Bent Road property is home to vines, winery, wilderness and granite boulders, stretching along the pristine Severn River at more than 750 metres above sea level.
- It’s a surprisingly cool, continental corner of Queensland – one of the coolest growing regions in Australia – and that climate gives Glen’s wines their distinctive elegance, savoury spice and depth of flavour.
- La Petite Mort is Glen’s label – avant-garde, experimental and made for curious drinkers, these are wines that happily throw the rulebook out the window. Think extended skin contact, ancestral techniques and plenty of Glen’s scientific curiosity – resulting in seriously intriguing wines for those who like their next bottle to be a little bit different.
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