Fernet Branca

Yes, Fernet-Branca is produced in Argentina, which is the only country outside of Italy where the Italian amaro is distilled. The Branca family established a distillery in Buenos Aires in 1941 to meet the massive demand for the drink in Argentina. 
Key facts about Fernet-Branca production and consumption in Argentina:
 
Unique production outside Italy: After Italian immigrants introduced the bitter liqueur in the late 19th century, Fernet-Branca became so popular in Argentina that the company decided to establish its own production facility in the country.
Highest consumption in the world: Today, Argentina is the world's top consumer of Fernet, accounting for over 75% of the total volume produced globally.
Distinct local taste: The Argentine version of Fernet-Branca reportedly tastes slightly different from the one made in Milan. Some drinkers describe the Argentine version as being a little more bitter or medicinal, while the Italian one has been noted as having more floral or minty notes.
National drink status: In Argentina, Fernet is most famously consumed mixed with Coca-Cola, a combination known as "fernet con coca" or "fernandito." This beloved cocktail has reached the status of a national drink, especially in the province of Córdoba.