Underberg Miniature Espresso Herbtini in Box Germany Bitter 12x2 cl, 27%

After 170 years with the same recipe, the Underberg family has found something new to say, a cup of coffee meets the familiar herbal bitter.

Expert description

Underberg Espresso Herbtini is a German bitter at 27% ABV, a newer variant from the family-owned house that has brewed its classic herbal bitter from herbs sourced in 43 countries since 1846. The Herbtini version adds an intense espresso flavour to the familiar herbal character, giving a milder alcohol strength and a taste that sits somewhere between digestif and coffee liqueur. The box holds 12 individually wrapped 2 cl bottles, ideal for gifting or introducing several people to the new flavour at once.

Tasting notes

Nose

Roasted coffee and bitterly herbal tones.

Palate

Rich espresso balanced against the bitter herbs.

Finish

Coffee-rich and lightly bitter.

Specifications

Name: Underberg Espresso Herbtini
Distillery: Underberg
Country/Region: Germany, Rheinberg
Type: German Bitter with Espresso Flavour
ABV: 27%
Size: 12 x 2 CL
EAN no.: 4034100001120
Serving suggestion: Enjoy chilled as a digestif, or use in cocktails for a twist.

Flavour profile

Espresso · Herbal bitter · Rich

Did you know?

The name Herbtini is a blend of "herbs" and "martini", a hint that the drink is also meant to feature in cocktails.

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Frequently asked questions about Underberg Espresso Herbtini in a Box

How many bottles are in the box?

12 bottles of 2 cl each.

What does Espresso Herbtini taste like?

Rich espresso working alongside the bitterly herbal tones of the classic Underberg recipe.

What is the difference from regular Underberg?

Espresso Herbtini has added coffee flavour and a lower strength, 27% versus 44%.

Can it be used in cocktails?

Yes, the name Herbtini hints that it is meant for cocktail use.

Does the box make a good gift?

Yes, it is ideal for coffee and bitter lovers.

How should the bottles be stored?

Cool and dark.

When is it best enjoyed?

As a digestif after a meal, or as a coffee-like close to the evening.