Historical Context

Devised in the Piedmont town of Crodo in 1964 and first bottled in 1965, Crodino is Italy's archetypal non-alcoholic aperitivo. Now part of the Campari Group, it is served spritzed over ice like its alcoholic cousins.

What Does Crodino Taste Like?

Bittersweet orange and herbs over a lightly sparkling golden base — gentle quinine bitterness, candied citrus, and a clean, spritz-ready finish.

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Recipes with Crodino

Crodino Aperitivo

3.4 oz as Crodino

Mocktail

Use Crodino as a Substitute

In place of Campari: Americano
Low-ABV aperitif with Campari
Classic

Bicicletta
Milanese aperitivo of Campari and dry white wine topped with soda
Classic
In place of Amaro Angeleno: Angeleno Heights
A Californian amaro standing in for the vermouth in a whiskey cocktail
Modern
In place of Aperol: Aperol Spritz
Venetian aperitif with Aperol
Classic

Related Liqueurs

Bottles that share a flavor profile

De Kuyper

Oranjebitter

Picon

Amer Picon

Aperol

Crodino Aperitivo

Americano

Bicicletta

Angeleno Heights

Aperol Spritz