Carpano - Classico - Vermouth 1L

It’s known that by 1700 B.C. the Egyptians were already making liqueurs flavored with wormwood, one of the essential ingredients in preparing vermouth, and that the word vermouth is a derivative of the German 'wermutkraut', which means wormwood. However, although the origins of these aromatized wines are located in places like Egypt, Greece or Germany, it’s Antonio Benedetto Carpano, an Italian distiller, who’s credited in 1876 with creating the formula that has given rise to the category we know today as vermouth. Antonio Benedetto Carpano is the father of contemporary vermouth.

Carpano has remained committed to sustainability, recognizing the importance of preserving the environment for future generations. The brand actively collaborates with local farmers, using organic and biodynamic methods to cultivate the botanicals used in their vermouth. Additionally, Carpano has significantly invested in renewable energy and packaging innovations, reducing its carbon emissions and waste.