Crodino Biondo non-alcoholic aperitivo

Crodino is a famous non-alcoholic aperitif that originated in the town of Crodo, Italy, in 1964. Known for its distinct bittersweet herbal profile and vibrant orange color, it has been a staple of Italian bar culture for decades. The beverage is infused with high-quality herbs, spices, and roots, then matured to achieve its complex flavor.

Originally launched by the Società Anonima Terme di Crodo, the brand was later acquired by the Campari Group in 1995. Today, it is marketed globally as a sophisticated alcohol-free alternative to the classic Italian Spritz. The production remains centered in Italy, ensuring that the authentic botanical recipe stays true to its Piedmontese heritage.