Rossi d'Asiago

Rossi d'Asiago is an Italian distillery founded in 1868 by pharmacist Giovan Battista Rossi in Asiago, a picturesque town in the Venetian Alps. Initially, Rossi created elixirs and natural remedies for tourists, and his products' success led to the establishment of the distillery, which became known as the "highest distillery in Europe." In 1993, the Dal Toso family, with a longstanding tradition in distillation, acquired the Rossi d'Asiago brand, revitalizing it under the name Antiche Distillerie Riunite.

This acquisition included traditional recipes and production techniques passed down since 1868. The distillery is renowned for its innovative products characterized by intense aromas and smooth flavors. Notable creations include Antica Sambuca, a sambuca variant that blends tradition with modernity, and Kranebet, a white bitter liqueur distilled from juniper berries, gentian, and alpine roots, which has become emblematic of the Asiago plateau.