Giovanni Gerbi, born in Ast in 1885, nicknamed the Red Devil. A sporting devil, a cyclist who always wanted to win at all costs and who earned that nickname thanks to his typical outfit: a red shirt that reflected his attitude ready for the challenge, of those who never give up. The legend tells that during a race he managed to scare a country priest who, seeing that cyclist in red jersey throwing havoc breaking into a bicycle procession, exclaimed: ‘He is the Devil!”. Hence the nickname Red Devil.
Sung by Paolo Conte, in his album “Appunti di viaggio” in that song that “maybe tastes of ratafia”(a Piedmontese liqueur).
An ancient liqueur brought to light by the discovery ofan old bottle that still kept its original liqueur, also typically red.
The Davide Barbero company, heirs of the ‘Red Devil”, with the collaboration of “Distilleria Dellavalle”, want to pay homage to theit ancestor by proposing his liquor to keep alive the memory of this sports hero.
Obtained from the infusion of gentian, cardamom, yarrow, thubarb, wormwood, sweet orange peel and black cheny macerated in cold this bittemess lends itself perfecty to the preparation of various cocktails and aperitivs.

DATA SHEET
ALCOHOL CONTENT: 25% by Volume
BOTTLE CAPACITY: 700ml