Prunella Ballor Fantozzi miniature bottle - Italy 1980

This is a miniature bottle of Prunella Ballor , a classic Italian liqueur that rose to fame in the 1980s. The small bottle is made of amber glass and retains its retro charm. The metal cap features the engraving "GMA", while the label features the iconic Prunella Ballor logo, produced by the historic Freund Ballor & C. Turin distillery. This particular miniature format was often used as a souvenir or in collections of liqueur bottles.

This miniature bottle of Prunella Ballor is a sweet liqueur made from plums, with an alcohol content of 35°, and is known for its smooth and rich taste. This liqueur is produced with natural aromas and is enriched with sugar and alcohol, as indicated on the label. The Ballor distillery, founded in Turin, is famous for creating quality liqueurs appreciated throughout Italy and abroad.

However, what really made Prunella Ballor famous in Italian pop culture is its appearance in one of the most hilarious scenes of the famous Fantozzi film series (of which we also have its 1975 paperback ), played by Paolo Villaggio. In one of the films, the character of Calboni orders a "Prunella Ballor" with great theatricality, trying to impress the other characters in a classic scene of bragging. The scene has entered the legend of Italian comic cinema and has helped to make this liqueur known to the general public, making it a symbol of "grotesque" elegance and of the working world of the average employee described by Villaggio.

The miniature bottle of Prunella Ballor, with its original seal but unfortunately partly evaporated, is not only a collector's item for vintage liqueur enthusiasts, but also an iconic object that contains a fragment of the history of Italian cinema. Ideal for collectors or for anyone who wants to remember the hilarious moments of one of the most beloved film sagas in Italy.

Characteristics:

Height: 5 cm

Width: 6 cm

Depth: 2.5 cm

Weight: 0.2 Kg