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Doragrossa liqueurs, vermouths and spirits. A journey through time, to rediscover flavours once thought lost forever. A delicious taste of our history, in search of its roots, when Turin’s know-how in mixing herbs and spices and in “running stills” was famed throughout Europe.

DORAGROSSA TORINO

Amaro di Torino, Rosolio di Torino, Elixir Rabarbaro-Menta, Menta di Pancalieri and Vermouth di Torino Rosso. These handcrafted products, born from a magical alchemy of ingredients, recipes and traditions rooted in the Piedmont region, are the brainchild of a group of people united by a great passion for research and a love of well-crafted products.

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DORAGROSSA MEDITERRANEA

Bergamotto, Caffè, Rabarbaro, Chinotto, Violetta, Curaçao Mediterraneo and more. A family of products of the highest quality, the result of the greatest of expertise in the art of mixing, of the skilful crafting of some of the most amazing agricultural excellence that the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea have to offer and great respect for our food and wine traditions.

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DORAGROSSA SELEZIONI

Vermouth Bianco and Vermouth Rosso, Bitter and London Dry Gin. High-quality craft products, perfect for the preparation of the most popular Italian aperitifs and other drinks. The Selezioni recipes, created and perfected with the greatest care, have resulted in classic organoleptic profiles, ideal for mixing, but never boring, even when enjoyed neat.

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TURIN, HERBS,

SPICES AND HISTORIE

Why Turin, capital of liqueurs? Because it is historically surrounded by vast tracts of agricultural land, rich in herbs, flowers and fruits, including grapes. Thanks also to the nearby port of Genoa, its marketplaces were full of various rare and therefore highly prized spices. Cooks of the Royal Court, alchemists, pharmacists, liqueur-makers and distillers gradually developed increasingly refined techniques and trades, which flourished particularly in Contrada Dora Grossa.

E MEDITERRANEO SIA

Doragrossa Mediterranea is a tribute to the 'Mare Nostrum'. A place that speaks to us, through a thousand facets, of the lands that surround it, of the peoples, very different from each other, who inhabit them, and of their ritual consumption, inextricably intertwined with centuries-old cultures and traditions. Lands that are sometimes rich and generous, other times harsh and inhospitable, which, thanks to the work of man, offer unique reflections of nature, whose products, be they flowers, fruit, wood, roots or seeds, are almost always without equal in the world. E Mediterraneo sia.