According to Peroni, the classic Italian aperitivo is becoming more popular in the UK and Ambra uses a combination of Peroni with Chinotto, a rare Italian citrus fruit grown in north west Italy.
It is suggested the new beer is served in a tumbler, over ice and garnished with an orange peel twist.
Giuseppe Gallo, an expert on vermouth and amaro, said: “The beer cocktail is being taken to a new level by Peroni Nastro Azzurro, who continually work with master mixologists to create sophisticated and intriguing infusions.
“Top mixologists around the world have been embracing bitter flavours for years – and now consumers are starting to discover it too.”
New Peroni Ambra bar at Somerset House looking great! I know where I'll be hanging out this summer 👍 @UKLevy @AHintOfLimeVP @SomersetHouse pic.twitter.com/yKwQPhNum6
— Kirsty Douglas (@KJFLondon) March 28, 2017
To celebrate the launch of Peroni Ambra, Peroni has partnered with Somerset House in London and will be opening ‘Summer House Terrace’ to the public on Saturday April 1.
Summer House Terrace will be open for six months until the end of September to offer the public a chance to try Peroni Ambra.
