Chinotto Chinò 24 can x 330 ml. - Sanpellegrino

I love this stuff. I do have a weakness for Mediterranean bitter orange drinks such as Kinnie (Malta) and Cockta (Croatia) so this fits really well in that bracket.

It's so nice and refreshing - and has none of those awful fake sweeteners.

I was introduced to Chinotto by our tour guide in Sicily. It's made (as is Campari) using the juice of a small bitter orange species (Citrus myrtifolia) known locally as chinotto which grows on the island, and while it has the same colour as cola the bitterness of the fruit comes through to contrast with the sweetness, an almost addictive combination. It seems to be rather difficult to get hold of over here, and while at a quid a can this is rather expensive it's nice as a treat to bring back the memories of the warmth of a summer holiday.

Excellent service, still the old pre-sugar tax recipe for now, although who knows how long that will last.

Not the chino type chinotto. Picture is wrong. Other review is correct. Least it's available

These are neither the Chino type chinotto (same make however) or the taller can type as in the picture.A fairish price however for standard chinotto, but they need to change the misleading photo pronto!

Great Delivery on timeThe product itself was a very sophisticated drink, Very good for those who avoid alcohol but want a complex alternative

love it. the most unusual drink