HISTORY

Witchcraft in Milan dates back to 1390, with the condemnation of Sibilla, Pierina, and Arima in Piazza Vetra.
Witches were once noble priestesses who communicated with spirits and used cauldrons in their rituals. To break spells, herbs were boiled in new pots that were then destroyed.

These three Martini cocktails are inspired by the ritualistic gathering of herbs, shrouded in magic. Among the most commonly used in medicines, ointments, and balms: lemongrass, lemon, oregano, olive, and savory.