The story
What you're tasting
Italy's most famous brandy, made from Trebbiano wine distillate. Soft, vanilla, and oak character. Aged brandy following Cognac-style production methods. Iconic Italian brandy representing Emilia-Romagna's distillation heritage. Vecchia Romagna embodies Italy's brandy tradition, with its smooth, complex character and Cognac-style production making it the country's most recognized brandy.
Vecchia Romagna was created in 1820 in Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, by Jean Bouton, a French distiller who brought Cognac production methods to Italy. The brandy was named "Vecchia Romagna" (Old Romagna) to reflect its connection to the Romagna region. The production followed Cognac-style methods, using Trebbiano wine as the base and aging the distillate in oak barrels. Vecchia Romagna became Italy's most famous brandy, enjoyed throughout the country and recognized internationally. The brandy represents Emilia-Romagna's contribution to Italian distillation culture, with its Cognac-style production and smooth, complex character making it a benchmark for Italian brandies. Today, Vecchia Romagna remains Italy's most recognized brandy, with its distinctive character and production methods making it a symbol of Italian brandy excellence.

