At a glance

Flavor profile
  • Orange peel
  • Gentian
Structure
  • Off-dry
  • Modest bitterness
Mouthfeel
Refreshingly bitter — the botanicals carry the close, gentian and quinine holding firm where Campari proper would hand off to ethanol war…
Perfect for
The aperitivo hour, Italian-style; a Campari spritz without the prosecco or the proof.

Tasting notes

  1. 01

    Nose

    Bitter-orange peel and gentian root, with a softer floral note than Campari proper.

  2. 02

    Palate

    Bittersweet and a touch syrupy, bright orange-citrus with the gentian bitterness Campari is known for, moderated for an alcohol-free.

  3. 03

    Finish

    Refreshingly bitter — the botanicals carry the close, gentian and quinine holding firm where Campari proper would hand off to ethanol warmth.

The drink

Crodino Non-Alcoholic Spritz is formulated as an alcohol alternative from Italy. The base is Non-alcoholic aromatic base blended with botanicals (no underlying spirit before alcohol removal). Crodino is formulated alcohol-free from the start (blends of botanical infusions and a non-alcoholic base), not made by removing alcohol from a once-alcoholic aperitivo.

On the nose, Bitter-orange peel and gentian root, with a softer floral note than Campari proper. On the palate, Bittersweet and a touch syrupy, bright orange-citrus with the gentian bitterness Campari is known for, moderated for an alcohol-free. Mouthfeel: Refreshingly bitter — the botanicals carry the close, gentian and quinine holding firm where Campari proper would hand off to ethanol war…. The finish is Refreshingly bitter — the botanicals carry the close, gentian and quinine holding firm where Campari proper would hand off to ethanol warmth.

Campari’s original non-alcoholic bitter from 1965 — formulated, never dealcoholized, and the only proper Campari bitter out there without the alcohol. Serve build over ice with an orange slice; finish with sparkling water for a true Spritz.

How to drink it

Build over ice with an orange slice; finish with sparkling water for a true Spritz.

How it was made

Classification: Alternative — Crodino is formulated alcohol-free from the start (blends of botanical infusions and a non-alcoholic base), not made by removing alcohol from a once-alcoholic aperitivo.

Evidence status: Documented

Sources 9 facts · 5 sources

Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.

  • Secondary source Cited source crodino.com

    ABV · Classification · Base beverage · Producer

  • Secondary source Press prnewswire.com

    Availability · Country · Volume · Price

  • Bottle verified Bottle / can label Barcode recorded from packaging or producer listing

    Barcode (EAN/GTIN)

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  1. Outreach research note — TDS-0032 (Resolved)
  2. How is Crodino made? — Crodino

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