Casa Braulio

Casa Braulio, in the heart of Bormio, has an underground treasure waiting to be discovered: just a few meters beneath the pavement of via Roma, there is an extraordinary labyrinth that houses 319 Slavonian oak barrels where Amaro Braulio ages, in an underground space of 1,600 square meters.

The cellars are open for visits by reservation, as they still host the production of Amaro Braulio today. The visit, among ancient barrels and bright installations, offers a sensory experience where aromas and flavors are exalted at every step: from the infusion room to the mountain botanicals room to the final tasting, it is an immersive place that allows you to discover the production and aging process that makes Braulio unique and whose recipe remains a secret to this day.

A unique place to experience the essence of the bond with Bormio and its alpine territory, the tradition that the Peloni Family has preserved and passed down since 1875, and the craftsmanship that still takes the time to let its bitter age for a long period in oak barrels to give it that unique and distinctive flavor.

FAQ

What are the days and times when the cellars are open to the public?
The cellars are visitable on Tuesday (visit in English), Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday (visit in Italian) at 6:00 PM by reservation online on the official website
The tour lasts about 50 minutes.

What if we are a group?
It is possible to book visits for groups not exceeding 12 people, even on different dates from those indicated on the official website, by writing to the following address: visite@peloni.it

How much does it cost to visit the cellars?
The cost to visit the cellars is € 10.00 per person

Is the meeting point at Via Roma 27 in Bormio?
Yes, the meeting point is at the Braulio Store

In what language are the cellar tours conducted?
The guided tours are available in both Italian and English.
On Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday the tours are conducted in Italian.
On Tuesday in English.

Can I bring children during the visit?
The visit is not recommended for children under 8 years old (duration of the visit min. 50 minutes, temperature variations in the rooms, intense aromas from raw materials and aromatic herbs).

Are there accessibility issues?
The cellar visit requires moving within the facility, which is structured on 5 levels with numerous stairs. For this reason, the visit is not recommended for people with mobility problems or difficulties.

Can I bring pets?
No animals of any kind are allowed in the facility.

Is photography allowed?
The use of photography equipment is allowed only in the aging cellars.

Punctuality is recommended as once the tour has started, it is not possible to join the group.

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