Every element is extracted alone, because they do not want the same things. Nuts toasted until the room smells of marzipan. Kombu cold overnight and never heated. Tea to the minute, then out before it turns. They meet only at the end.
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Alcohol is left out from the start, never stripped from something else. Sugar goes in two gram steps, salt in pinches, acid last. We work to a target acidity, not a target sweetness.
Hand extracted, blended and rested in South East London. Rested in full before release, then 48 hours from order to your door. Shelf stable at ambient for twelve months, no cold chain, five days once opened. We collect our empties to reuse: rinse them, hold them, and we take them with the next delivery.
Taste the rangeSeven bottles, 75 cl, six to a case
Bitter and vegetal, then caramel and citrus. Gentian and artichoke leaf, built for ice and soda, and long enough to last the wait for the first plates.
Fritti, olives, salted almonds
Next to land
Mineral and saline, Bramley apple, green herb. Short, dry, very cold. Brine over sweetness at every turn, cut to end the moment the shell is down.
Oysters before noon, brown crab
Available now
Coconut and hay over citrus, almond behind. Fig leaf against dried lime. The one people ask about, and the one the kitchen argues over pouring first.
Asparagus, peas, ash-rolled goat
Available now
Oxidative and savoury: roasted tea, kombu, toasted almond. Long, salted, properly bitter, with the weight to sit under a broth and stay in the frame.
Sunday roast, mushrooms, burnt bits first
Available now
Dark and tannic, sour cherry, walnut, pepper. A little smoke behind it. It stands up to char, and keeps its shape against fat, spice and the coals.
Lamb off the coals, charred aubergine
In development
Amber and sweet, honey, rose, bay. Quince cooked an hour and a half, held against a high acid, so the sweetness arrives structured rather than sticky.
Stinking Bishop, quince, walnuts
In development
Roasted, toasted grain, fig, bitter orange. Dark and dry where most dessert pairings go sweet, with the bitterness to hold its own against chocolate.
Dark chocolate, figs, darker coffee
Next to land
Trade enquiry
We work with restaurants and bars across London. Everything rests four weeks before it leaves us, so tastings go out with the batch — tell us what you are after and when you would want it.
Or write to us at un@goccio.co.uk.
We read every one ourselves, so a reply comes from a person and usually within the week. If it is urgent, write straight to un@goccio.co.uk.
One for the pass
Hold to pour, let go at the line. Three pours to a round.
Hold to pour
1st on the board. Cheers!Yes, you can still toast with nothing in it.
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Are there allergens?Yes, and one of them is not obvious. 03 Fondo is built on almonds and 04 Fumo on walnuts. 06 Orzo is built on roasted barley and malt extract, both cereals containing gluten. Anything built on verjuice carries sulphites: they are what stops unfermented grape juice from fermenting, so the verjuice arrives with them and we add none of our own. Above 10mg a litre the law requires them declared however they got there, and ours are declared. Nothing we make contains animal ingredients. Every bottle carries a full declaration with the allergens underlined, and the same list comes with your trade list.
Does it contain caffeine?Less than a cup of tea, in all of them. 03 Fondo is the highest at about 18mg a serve. 02 Foglia is 11, 01 Marea and 05 Mela around 5. Three have none at all: 04 Fumo is rooibos, 06 Orzo is barley and cacao, 00 Radice has no tea in it. A full flight at half nine is fine.
How much sugar?From 7 g/L to 35. 03 Fondo is 7 and 01 Marea 9, drier than almost any soft drink. 04 Fumo and 05 Mela run to 27 and 35, because sour cherries and quince arrive sweet before anything is added, and that sugar is holding a structure against very high acidity. 06 Orzo reaches 25 with none added at all — the figs and the malt bring it.
How long does it keep, open and closed?Five days once opened, kept cold. Unopened it needs nothing: hot filled at 82°C and high in acid, so it holds twelve months at room temperature. Store it on a shelf out of direct light, and chill only what you are pouring that service.
How should we pour it?Cold, in a proper glass, at a tasting measure of 60 to 80 ml. Each bottle has its own serving temperature, listed on the flight. Pour the whole flight at the same level: the colour progression is the point.
What do we charge for it?Your call and your margin, but the venues pouring us price it against the pairing rather than against a soft drink. At the serve prices they use, the range pours at 70 to 78% GP — worked out ex-VAT on 730ml from the bottle, not on the full 750. The cost sits in the extraction and the four weeks of rest, not in a duty stamp, and the guest who is not drinking is usually the one paying for everyone else’s evening.
Which ones can we get now?02 Foglia and 03 Fondo are pouring now. 00 Radice and 06 Orzo are next. The other three are still in development and we would rather hold them than fill the range for the sake of a full set. Ask us where any one of them has got to and you will get a straight answer.
When can we have it, and how far do you come?48 hours on rested stock, because we batch to forecast and nothing we hold is more than two months old against a twelve month life. We deliver it ourselves across London and the counties around it, and we are keeping that radius tight on purpose while we are this small: it lets us hand the drinks over and taste them with you.
Anything we missed? Ask us.
We deliver to London and the counties around it, by us, on a day we agree with you. We are keeping the radius tight while we are this small.
Bottles travel protected. No cold chain, so nothing is at risk in transit.
Collection is free from South East London. Choose it when you order and we will email you when it is ready, with the address and times.
Orders dispatch once your bank transfer arrives, usually the next working day, Monday to Thursday.
If you contact us about stocking Goccio, we collect your name, your restaurant or bar, your email and, where you place an order, a delivery address and billing details. We use them to answer you, arrange samples, deliver orders and invoice for them. Nothing else.
If you join the list at the foot of the page, we keep the email address you give us and use it to write to you about launches and new pours, a few emails a year. Every email includes a way to come off the list, and asking once at un@goccio.co.uk does the same.
We never see or store card details, there are none. Trade accounts are invoiced and settled by bank transfer, so all we hold is the invoice record and the payment reference.
The enquiry form on this page is delivered to our inbox by FormSubmit, which passes the message on and does not use it for anything else.
We only email you about your enquiry, your orders and your invoices. No marketing unless you ask for it.
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Goccio sells to the trade: restaurants, bars and other licensed or hospitality businesses. We do not sell to consumers. Prices are quoted on your trade list in pounds sterling and exclude VAT. We deliver in London and the counties around it.
Orders are confirmed by email and delivered with an invoice. Payment is by bank transfer against that invoice, due within 14 days of delivery unless we have agreed otherwise in writing. Title in the goods stays with us until the invoice is paid in full.
Everything we make is still, unpasteurised at point of blending and hot filled, so it is shelf stable at ambient. Check each delivery on arrival and tell us within 48 hours of anything damaged, short or not as ordered and we will replace or credit it.
Because these are business to business sales, consumer cancellation rights do not apply. Nothing here affects your statutory rights where they do. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.
Goccio, South East London: un@goccio.co.uk
If your order arrives damaged, faulty, or is not what you ordered, tell us within 48 hours at un@goccio.co.uk with a photo. We will send replacements or refund you in full, including delivery.
Refunds are made by bank transfer back to the account that paid, normally within 5 working days.
None of this affects your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 where they apply.
We are small. Everything is extracted, blended and bottled by hand in South East London, and for now that is a job for very few people.
There is nothing open at the moment.
If you brew, pour or cook for a living and this is the kind of thing you would want to spend your days on, write anyway: un@goccio.co.uk. We keep the good letters, and we would rather hear from you early than not at all.