Vecchia Romagna
Vecchia Romagna traces its roots to 1820, when Jean Buton moved to Bologna and set up an experimental distillery. In 1830, that grew into Distilleria G. Buton & C., described by the house as Italy’s first steam distillery. The name Vecchia Romagna was adopted in 1939, the same year the Bacchus label and the triangular bottle were introduced, both of which remain central to its identity.
Vecchia Romagna traces its roots to 1820, when Jean Buton moved to Bologna and set up an experimental distillery. In 1830, that grew into Distilleria G. Buton & C., described by the house as Italy’s first steam distillery. The name Vecchia Romagna was adopted in 1939, the same year the Bacchus label and the triangular bottle were introduced, both of which remain central to its identity.
