Crodino

Crodino is an iconic Italian brand of non-alcoholic aperitif drinks, known for its distinctive and refreshing taste. Created in 1964 and produced by the Campari Group since 1995, Crodino is an amber-coloured drink made from a blend of plant extracts, herbs and sugar, infused for six months to develop its unique spicy and bittersweet flavour.

The name Crodino comes from the town of Crodo, located in the Piedmont region of Italy, where the drink is produced. Its effervescence and complex flavours make it a popular choice for aperitifs, evoking the sun-drenched atmosphere of Italian afternoons.

Crodino is available in several varieties, including Crodino Rosso, which offers fruity notes of blood orange for an even more intense experience. This drink is widely enjoyed in Italy and other European countries, often served on its own over ice or used as a base for non-alcoholic cocktails.