Miniature bottles of “Sambuca Extra Molinari” and “Elisir China Gambacciani” on display in the window of an “enoteca” in “Via Cambini”.External links: Sambuca - Amaro - Cinchona - Enoteca (Wikipedia)
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17 comments:
Must be decades since last I had a Sambuca.
Please have a good Tuesday.
Wow! This looks like an interesting shop ... I've never tasted Sambuca.
The bottles really are tiny... or maybe you grow HUGE roses in Livorno. :)
I always had Opal Nera Black on hand for Dad's coffee. ~Mary
Love Sambuca!
Been years since I even thought of Sambuca.
Nice looking display.
The rose is a beauty! I'll leave the bottles though.
The names are new to me. Rose I know.
They make an interesting picture together.
Splendid rose, well assorted with the stoppers of the bottles.
What I really like is the big red rose!
1 + 1 = Elisir d'Amore? ;)
I've never tried it before...look interesting :D
That beauty of a rose wins it for me VP, luxuriously gorgeous.
Lovely composition. Would mind a glass of sambuca!
Lots of new words for me....
Anyway, an interesting and nice image.
I'm curious, never tasted these.
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