AI-ASSISTED · FROM GRADED PUBLIC SOURCES
Bordiga is a family-run Piedmontese distillery founded in 1888 in Cuneo, originally producing a Vermouth di Torino recipe before expanding into amari, gin and other Alpine spirits. Its core amaro range spans five products from the light 18% ABV Chiot Montamaro bitter to the 38% ABV riserva-style St. Hubertus, all built from Alpine herbs, spices and flowers sourced mainly from the Maritime Alps and hand-processed by local mountaineers. A sixth product sometimes referenced as 'Amaro Dilei' appears in some third-party retail contexts but was not present on the producer's official amari category page at time of verification; it is excluded from the confirmed range pending direct sourcing from a genuine third-party retailer, since the previously cited retail URL for it resolved to a 404 on Bordiga's own domain and was not a valid source.
AI-collated from the graded sources below; operator review pending. Re-verified 2026-07-08: all five core product ABVs, descriptions, founding facts and legal details confirmed live against producer-official pages. One citation defect corrected: the draft's Dilei source (src-dilei-retail) linked to a 404 on Bordiga's own domain mislabeled as a third-party retailer; that source entry has been removed rather than left as a broken/misleading citation.