Ginrosa Aperitivo
An Italian aperitivo created in 1885 by Annunziata Bournè, a pioneering Piedmontese philanthropist, in a small laboratory behind a bar in Milan's Piazza San Babila. What makes Ginrosa notable is its claim to be entirely natural—no artificial colorants, which is unusual in a category dominated by bright red and orange dyes. The botanical base includes pink juniper, rhubarb, sweet and bitter orange, cassia, and gentian root. Managed by the De Luca family since 2000, still produced in the Galleria San Babila in Milan.
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An Italian aperitivo created in 1885 by Annunziata Bournè, a pioneering Piedmontese philanthropist, in a small laboratory behind a bar in Milan's Piazza San Babila. What makes Ginrosa notable is its claim to be entirely natural—no artificial colorants, which is unusual in a category dominated by bright red and orange dyes. The botanical base includes pink juniper, rhubarb, sweet and bitter orange, cassia, and gentian root. Managed by the De Luca family since 2000, still produced in the Galleria San Babila in Milan.
