Frangelico Liqueur 40 Proof 750ml

The origin of the liquor goes back more than 300 years, from the first Christian monks who lived in the hills of northern Italy. The graduation is 20°. According to Barbero, the product's manufacturer in Italy, the name of the liqueur is based on a legend of a hermit named Friar Angelico who "created unique and special liqueur recipes." However, the bottle itself represents the habits of the Franciscan friars, while the liqueur of the same name probably represents the famous painter Fra Angelico (d.1455), who was a Dominican friar, whose robe would have been white and without the cord of the representative waist of the friars. More likely the name of the liquor refers to an alleged monk from Piedmont who lived in the 17th century.