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Animo is an Italian equestrian apparel brand based in Treviso. It makes technical riding clothing.
Aperol is an Italian aperitif brand from Padua, home of the Aperol Spritz since 1919. It is made with an orange-based recipe.
Private members' club in central Milan, founded in 2017 and devoted to electronic music, with a two-level venue on Via Carlo Giuseppe Merlo featuring a copper bar, DJ booth and LED installation.
Milano, Lombardy 20122
Italy
view phone+39 342 573 2668
Arena di Verona is the Roman amphitheatre in Verona, Italy, that hosts an annual opera season. It also stages concerts and theatre at the Teatro Filarmonico.
Birrificio del Ducato is an Italian craft brewery in Roncole Verdi, near Parma. It brews beers inspired by Belgian and Italian traditions.
Campari is a Milan-based spirits group best known for the Campari aperitif. Its portfolio also includes Aperol, Wild Turkey, SKYY and Grand Marnier.
Carpano is an Italian vermouth house founded in Turin in 1786. It is credited with creating the first modern vermouth and makes Antica Formula.
Private members club with landmark properties in New York and Milan, offering luxury hotels, spas, fine dining and a global community.
Milan, Lombardy 20121
Italy
view phone+39 02 2506 4088
De Niro Boot Co is an Italian maker of handmade leather riding boots. It sells its boots online.
Fernet-Branca is an Italian amaro made by Fratelli Branca Distillerie in Milan. The family has run the company since 1845.
