Temperature’s rising up in London (or at least we’d like to hope), and it’s the season to hyperfixate on an ice-cold summer drink.
That’s where Crodino Non-Alcoholic Spritz comes in. Crodino is an alcohol-free beverage from Italy that, taste-wise, sits somewhere between an Aperol and a Campari Spritz. Made up of herbs, roots, spices, and citrus and infused for up to 6 months, the drink has been a household name in Italy since 1965, but has only just launched in the USA and the UK – and is set to become the drink of the summer. The brand’s MO? “Enjoy life your own way.”
To mark the launch, we headed over to the Crodino Kiosk pop-up in Borough Yards on May 16th, where a customised vibrant yellow camper van serving Crodino Non-Alcoholic Spritz on ice was plotted up in the middle of the cobbled square. The vibes were immaculate, as model and creative Jess Lawrence dropped by and danced to a set by DJ duo the Flag Twins (who recently walked a Gucci show).
And the celebrations didn’t stop there. On Friday, the Crodino Kiosk took over Boxpark Shoreditch, where creators Jed Gharbie, Akuac, Louie Akinwale, and many more, rocked up to taste the spritz and jam to DJ and producer Alessandro Miranda’s tunes.
Images courtesy of Crodino©
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