Fernet-Branca
39% ABV
BOTTLE IMAGE
ADDED BY THE PRODUCER
A fernet-style bittersweet herbal liqueur made from a proprietary formula of 27 herbs, roots and spices, aged in oak barrels for one year.
RECORD fernet-branca · EVIDENCE GRADE A · UNCLAIMED · LAST VERIFIED 2026-07-04
Milan · Italy · 45.464, 9.190
AI-ASSISTED · FROM GRADED PUBLIC SOURCES
Fernet-Branca was founded in Milan in 1845 by Bernardino Branca, a self-taught herbalist, and is still produced there by Fratelli Branca Distillerie, chaired since 1998 by Niccolò Branca. The liqueur follows a secret formula the brand describes as 27 herbs, roots and spices, bottled at 39% ABV and aged in oak barrels for a year. Originally marketed as a medicinal cure-all, it crossed the Atlantic as early as 1876; a Buenos Aires distillery followed in 1925, and Argentina now consumes over 75% of all fernet produced worldwide, popularly served as 'fernet con coca'.
AI-collated from the graded sources below; corrected at adversarial verify 2026-07-04; operator review pending.
39% ABV
BOTTLE IMAGE
ADDED BY THE PRODUCER
A fernet-style bittersweet herbal liqueur made from a proprietary formula of 27 herbs, roots and spices, aged in oak barrels for one year.
30% ABV · 750ML
BOTTLE IMAGE
ADDED BY THE PRODUCER
Brancamenta is Fratelli Branca's mint variant of Fernet-Branca, macerating a proprietary bill of over 40 herbs, roots and spices before finishing with essential oil of peppermint sourced from Piedmont. It is bottled at 30% ABV, notably lower than standard Fernet-Branca's 39%, producing a sweeter, cooling, mint-forward bitter liqueur usually served neat, chilled, or as a shot chased with beer.
BOTANICAL MATRIX — 11 GRADED EDGES
DESCRIPTORS
Built over ice and topped with Coca-Cola; a popular serve in Argentina, which consumes over 75% of all fernet produced worldwide.C·3
Cited as a classic cocktail in which Fernet-Branca serves as a supporting mixing component rather than the primary ingredient; the cited source gives no full spec.C·3
A producer-official / regulatory · B reputable published · C secondary · D community/unverified