Per Se Aperitivo – 70 cl

Per Se Aperitivo

Region & Country:
Portugal

Base Ingredient:
Herbs, citrus peels, and botanicals

Producer:
Per Se –  a Portuguese aperitivo brand inspired by classic Mediterranean drinking culture and modern mixology

Style:
Aperitivo

Tasting Notes:
Bright and aromatic with notes of bitter orange, citrus zest, and fresh herbs. The palate is delicately bittersweet, balancing freshness and gentle bitterness with a clean, refreshing finish.

Food Pairing:
Perfect as a spritz, or paired with olives, nuts, charcuterie, and light appetizers.

Story:
Crafted to celebrate the ritual of aperitivo, Per Se is designed for easy enjoyment—light, refreshing, and ideal for social moments before the meal.

Serving Suggestions

• Per Se on the Rocks: Pour 10 cl of Per Se over plenty of ice and garnish with an orange zest.

• Per Se & Tonic: Mix 10 cl of Per Se with 10 cl of tonic water over ice and finish with an orange zest.

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