Ramazzotti

Ramazzotti is an iconic Italian aperitif and amaro with a tradition dating back to 1815. The brand was founded in Milan by a young entrepreneur Ausano Ramazzotti, who combined his passion for herbs and medicine with the desire to create a unique drink. Its recipe contains more than 30 different herbs, roots and spices from all over the world - from licorice to citrus peels to coffee beans.

The most famous product is Amaro Ramazzotti, which has become a symbol of the Italian "dolce vita". Its harmonious bitter-sweet taste is perfect as a digestif after a meal, but also as a base for modern cocktails. The brand's portfolio also includes other variants, such as the refreshing Ramazzotti Aperitivo Rosato with notes of rose and rhubarb, which has become a hit in recent years.

Ramazzotti is one of the oldest and most famous Italian amaretto brands and is still produced according to the original recipe. It is firmly connected to the Italian aperitif and digestif culture and represents more than 200 years of history, tradition and Italian hospitality.