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Dolin Vermouth de Chambery Dry — Savoie, France 750ml

The benchmark of French dry vermouth — Dolin Vermouth de Chambéry Dry has been crafted in the Alpine town of Chambéry since 1821, earning its place as the go-to vermouth for discerning bartenders and home mixologists worldwide. Light, floral, and impeccably balanced, it elevates every cocktail it touches without ever overpowering.

The Producer

Founded in 1821, Dolin is one of the oldest and most respected vermouth houses in France, and the only producer still based in Chambéry — the historic heartland of French vermouth. Their Dry expression is made from a delicate white wine base infused with more than 30 Alpine herbs and botanicals, selected and blended using traditional methods that have remained largely unchanged for two centuries. Dolin holds the coveted IGP Vermouth de Chambéry designation, the only vermouth appellation in France.

Tasting Profile

Pale straw with a luminous clarity. The nose is delicate and aromatic — fresh Alpine herbs, white flowers, citrus zest, and subtle spice. On the palate it’s light, clean, and refreshingly dry with a complex yet understated botanical character and a crisp, lingering finish. Elegant rather than assertive — the hallmark of great dry vermouth.

Cocktail Applications

• Classic Martini: The gold standard — Dolin’s light profile lets the gin or vodka shine while adding essential complexity
• Fifty-Fifty Martini: Equal parts gin and Dolin Dry for a more vermouth-forward, nuanced cocktail
• Spritz: Over ice with a splash of soda and a lemon twist for a refreshing aperitif
• On its own: Chilled, over ice with a citrus twist — a classic French aperitif style
• Cooking: Adds depth to sauces, risottos, and seafood dishes

Perfect Pairings

Serve chilled as an aperitif alongside raw shellfish, oysters, goat cheese, pesto, or light seafood. Its freshness and herbal complexity make it a natural companion to delicate, clean flavors.

Refrigerate after opening and consume within 2–3 weeks for optimal freshness.

Noilly Prat Extra Dry — The Original French Dry Vermouth

Created in Marseillan, France in 1813, Noilly Prat is the vermouth that defined the category — and remains the benchmark against which all others are measured. The Extra Dry is the essential ingredient in a proper Martini, bringing a delicate herbal complexity and crisp, dry finish that no substitute can replicate.

Crafted from a blend of Picpoul and Clairette grapes aged in oak, then infused with 14 hand-selected herbs and spices sourced from around the world — including chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange peel, and Italian orris root. The result is a vermouth of remarkable depth: floral and aromatic on the nose, with a clean, dry, subtly bitter palate and a long, elegant finish.

• Producer: Noilly Prat, Marseillan, France
• Size: 1.0 Liter
• Style: Extra Dry French Vermouth
• ABV: 18%
• Key Botanicals: Chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange, Italian orris root
• Best Used In: Classic Martini (50:50 or dry), Dirty Martini, Gibson, or chilled as an aperitif

The 1.0L format is perfect for the serious home bartender or frequent entertainer — because great Martinis start with great vermouth.

Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Rosso Sweet Storico — Piedmont, Italy 750ml

Since 1891, Cocchi has been one of Piedmont’s most celebrated vermouth houses — and Vermouth di Torino Rosso is the last remaining example of the appellation to comply with all of the classical requirements. Using estate Moscato as the wine base and vibrant, spicy botanicals including cocoa, citrus, ginger, and rhubarb, Cocchi produces a sweet red vermouth of unmatched authenticity and depth. Unlike other popular Italian vermouths, Cocchi retains wines of Piedmont as the base and avoids the heavy sheen of vanilla or caramel that can clash with cocktail ingredients.

Deep ruby in color, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Rosso opens with rich aromas of cocoa, rhubarb, citrus peel, and warm spice. The palate is beautifully balanced between sweetness and herbal complexity, with a velvety texture and a refined, lingering finish. Delicious poured over ice with a lemon zest, and an essential base for the most classic cocktails.

“The last remaining example of appellation Vermouth di Torino to comply with all classical requirements — Cocchi is the benchmark.”

• Producer: Cocchi, Asti, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth (Rosso)
• Formula: Storico — original historic recipe since 1891
• Wine Base: Estate Moscato, Piedmont
• Size: 750ml
• Key Botanicals: Cocoa, citrus, ginger, rhubarb
• Tasting Notes: Cocoa, rhubarb, citrus peel, warm spice, herbal complexity, velvety finish
• How to Enjoy: On the rocks with a lemon zest; essential for Negronis, Manhattans, and Americanos
• Best Paired With: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, antipasti

The gold standard of Vermouth di Torino — Cocchi Storico is the bartender’s sweet vermouth of choice worldwide and a cornerstone of any serious home bar.

The sweet vermouth that built the Negroni and the Manhattan — Martini & Rossi Rosso has been the world’s benchmark sweet vermouth since its creation in Turin in 1863. This convenient 375ml half bottle is perfect for home bartenders who want freshness in every pour, gifting, or keeping a perfectly sized bottle on hand for spontaneous cocktail moments.

Deep cola in color, the nose is sensuous and layered — ginger, prunes, sap, and bark. On the palate it’s supple and sweet with an almost Sherry-like richness at entry, giving way to citrus and grape at midpalate. The finish is luscious and semisweet, with a lingering herbal complexity from its core botanicals: Artemisia, Summer Savory, and Dittany, balanced with exotic bitter-sweet woods.

Expert Review

Wine Enthusiast — 95 Points | Cola hue. Sensuous nose features ginger, prunes, sap and bark aromas. In the mouth, its supple, sweet, winey and almost Sherry-like at entry, then at midpalate citrus and grape flavors appear. Finishes luscious and semisweet.

• Producer: Martini & Rossi, Pessione, Turin, Italy (est. 1863)
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth (Rosso)
• Botanicals: Artemisia, Summer Savory, Dittany, bitter-sweet woods
• Format: 375ml Half Bottle
• Serve: Negroni, Manhattan, Americano, or on the rocks with orange peel
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks — the half bottle format ensures maximum freshness

The vermouth that defined the dry martini — Martini & Rossi Extra Dry was launched on New Year’s Day 1900, born from a decade of experimentation to rival the French “sec” style. Over a century later, it remains the benchmark Italian dry vermouth: crisp, aromatic, and indispensable behind any serious bar.

Straw-colored and bright, the nose offers raspberry, lemon zest, and the subtle elegance of iris. On the palate it’s dry without being bitter — the white wine base allows the botanicals to shine with clarity and lift. Clean, refreshing, and endlessly versatile, from a classic dry martini to a simple pour over ice with a twist.

Producer Description

MARTINI Extra Dry vermouth was launched with great international success on New Year’s Day in 1900. A straw-colored vermouth with a sharper perfume, it reveals raspberry, lemon, and the subtler hints of iris. Dry without being bitter, with a white wine base that allows the aromas to come alive in the glass.

• Producer: Martini & Rossi, Pessione, Turin, Italy (est. 1863)
• Style: Extra Dry Vermouth
• Character: Crisp, dry, raspberry, lemon & iris
• Format: 1.0 Liter
• Serve: Classic Dry Martini, on the rocks with lemon twist, or with soda water
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Dolin Vermouth de Chambery Rouge — Savoie, France 750ml

Dolin has been crafting vermouth in Chambéry — the only French appellation with a protected designation for vermouth — since 1821. Dolin Rouge is the house’s celebrated sweet red expression, built from a neutral white wine base macerated with up to 54 carefully selected botanicals over several months. Its distinctive coppery color comes not from red wine, but from the particular plants used and the addition of dark, caramelized sugar — a hallmark of the traditional Chambéry style.

Lustrous copper in color, Dolin Rouge opens with a rich bouquet of fruit compote, prunes, and walnuts, layered with grassy notes and spicy aromas of Szechuan pepper. On the palate, almond, citrus, pear, and cinnamon mingle with gingerbread, tobacco, oregano, and hyssop. Balanced sweetness and 16% ABV create a harmonious, sophisticated finish that rewards both sipping and cocktail use.

“Up to 54 botanicals, a coppery hue from caramelized sugar, and centuries of Alpine tradition — Dolin Rouge is French sweet vermouth at its most complex.”

• Producer: Dolin, Chambéry, Savoie, France
• Style: Rouge (Sweet Red) Vermouth
• Appellation: Vermouth de Chambéry — protected French designation since 1932
• Botanicals: Up to 54, including wormwood, hyssop, chamomile, genépi, cinchona bark, rose petals
• ABV: 16%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Fruit compote, prunes, walnuts, Szechuan pepper, almond, citrus, cinnamon, gingerbread, tobacco
• How to Enjoy: Negroni, Manhattan, Boulevardier; chilled on the rocks with an orange twist; neat as an aperitif
• Best Paired With: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, roasted nuts

A vermouth of extraordinary botanical complexity and Alpine heritage — Dolin Rouge is the French answer to the world’s finest sweet vermouths.

The sweet vermouth that built the Negroni and the Manhattan — Martini & Rossi Rosso has been the world’s benchmark sweet vermouth since its creation in Turin in 1863. Rich, complex, and unmistakably Italian, it’s crafted from a base of white wine transformed by a proprietary blend of herbs and botanicals: Artemisia, Summer Savory, and Dittany, balanced with exotic bitter-sweet woods that give Rosso its signature depth and warmth.

Deep cola in color, the nose is sensuous and layered — ginger, prunes, sap, and bark. On the palate it’s supple and sweet with an almost Sherry-like richness at entry, giving way to citrus and grape at midpalate. The finish is luscious and semisweet, with a lingering herbal complexity that makes it as rewarding sipped neat over ice as it is essential in cocktails.

Expert Review

Wine Enthusiast — 95 Points | Cola hue. Sensuous nose features ginger, prunes, sap and bark aromas. In the mouth, its supple, sweet, winey and almost Sherry-like at entry, then at midpalate citrus and grape flavors appear. Finishes luscious and semisweet.

• Producer: Martini & Rossi, Pessione, Turin, Italy (est. 1863)
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth (Rosso)
• Botanicals: Artemisia, Summer Savory, Dittany, bitter-sweet woods
• Format: 1.0 Liter
• Serve: Negroni, Manhattan, Americano, or on the rocks with orange peel
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Rosso Sweet Storico — Piedmont, Italy 375ml

Since 1891, Cocchi has been one of Piedmont’s most celebrated vermouth houses, honoring the royal tradition that made Turin the world capital of vermouth. The Storico designation refers to Cocchi’s original historic recipe — a benchmark sweet red vermouth crafted from a selection of fine wines and a secret blend of aromatic herbs and spices that has remained unchanged for over a century. This 375ml half bottle is the perfect introduction to one of Italy’s most iconic aperitifs.

Deep ruby in color, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Rosso opens with rich aromas of cocoa, rhubarb, dandelion, caramel, and orange peel. The palate is beautifully balanced between sweetness and herbal complexity, with a velvety texture and a refined, lingering finish that is unmistakably Piedmontese.

“The benchmark for authentic Vermouth di Torino — Cocchi Storico is the bartender’s sweet vermouth of choice worldwide.”

• Producer: Cocchi, Asti, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth (Rosso)
• Formula: Storico — original historic recipe since 1891
• Size: 375ml Half Bottle
• Tasting Notes: Cocoa, rhubarb, dandelion, caramel, orange peel, aromatic herbs and spice
• How to Enjoy: Neat or on the rocks with an orange twist; essential for Negronis, Manhattans, and Americanos
• Best Paired With: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, antipasti

A cornerstone of the Italian aperitif tradition and a must-have for any serious home bar — Cocchi Storico is Vermouth di Torino at its finest.

The vermouth that defined the dry martini — Martini & Rossi Extra Dry was launched on New Year’s Day 1900, born from a decade of experimentation to rival the French “sec” style. This convenient 375ml half bottle is ideal for home bartenders who want freshness in every pour, gifting, or keeping a perfectly sized bottle on hand for spontaneous martini moments.

Straw-colored and bright, the nose offers raspberry, lemon zest, and the subtle elegance of iris. On the palate it’s dry without being bitter — the white wine base allows the botanicals to shine with clarity and lift. Clean, refreshing, and endlessly versatile, from a classic dry martini to a simple pour over ice with a twist.

Producer Description

MARTINI Extra Dry vermouth was launched with great international success on New Year’s Day in 1900. A straw-colored vermouth with a sharper perfume, it reveals raspberry, lemon, and the subtler hints of iris. Dry without being bitter, with a white wine base that allows the aromas to come alive in the glass.

• Producer: Martini & Rossi, Pessione, Turin, Italy (est. 1863)
• Style: Extra Dry Vermouth
• Character: Crisp, dry, raspberry, lemon & iris
• Format: 375ml Half Bottle
• Serve: Classic Dry Martini, on the rocks with lemon twist, or with soda water
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks — the half bottle format ensures maximum freshness

Producer Description 

Vermouth di Torino GI, features only Italian wines enriched with a botanical bouquet featuring Artemisia (wormwood) from Piedmont.

Colour Reddish brown with amber reflections

Nose Complex spiced, wood, and root notes open to smooth vanilla, dried fruit (especially, fig) and floral wormwood signature.

Taste On the palate, dried fig opens to spiced (cloves, nutmeg, pepper, cinnamon) and wood (roots & barks such as liquorice), rounded with vanilla and Alpine flowers. Mouth-warming, with long bittersweet finish, typical of Piedmont wormwood, and amber resin memories. 

A cornerstone of the classic dry martini — Cinzano Extra Dry Vermouth has been crafted in Italy since 1757, bringing centuries of vermouth-making tradition to every bottle. Pale and crisp, it's defined by its delicate balance of dry white wine, aromatic herbs, and subtle botanicals, delivering a clean, refreshing character that elevates any cocktail it touches.

The nose offers fresh wild herbs, citrus zest, and a whisper of floral notes. On the palate it's bone dry and light-bodied, with gentle bitterness and a clean, lingering finish. Essential for any well-stocked bar cart — and equally enjoyable on the rocks with a twist of lemon.

Producer Description

Cinzano Extra Dry is a dry vermouth crafted from a blend of selected white wines infused with a proprietary mix of herbs, spices, and botanicals. Crisp, aromatic, and versatile — the benchmark Italian dry vermouth.

• Producer: Cinzano, Turin, Italy (est. 1757)
• Style: Extra Dry Vermouth
• Base: Italian White Wine with Botanical Infusion
• Format: 1.0L
• Serve: Classic Dry Martini, on the rocks with lemon, or with soda water
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Carpano Antica Formula Sweet Vermouth — Turin, Italy | 16.5% ABV

Carpano Antica Formula is the original sweet vermouth — and arguably the most important bottle in the history of the cocktail. Created by Antonio Benedetto Carpano in Turin in 1786, this is the vermouth that started it all: the ancient formula that defined the category, inspired generations of bartenders, and remains the gold standard for sweet vermouth to this day. Every detail of production reflects that heritage: white wines from Romagna, Puglia, and Sicily are processed within 24 hours of harvest to prevent oxidation; botanical ingredients are extracted by hot infusion or cold extraction over months of precise, lengthy processing; and the final blend undergoes a refining stage of several more months to allow every herb and spice to fully integrate. Wine Enthusiast awarded it 95 points.

The nose is rich, complex, and unmistakable: Madagascar, Papua New Guinea, and Tahiti vanilla beans (whole, never derivative), Alpine wormwood from Piedmont and the Aosta Valley, Iranian saffron, bitter orange, dates, cocoa beans, almond, raisins, and cloves. On the palate, it is lush and well-rounded — a deep vanilla core framed by spice, dried fruit, and a long, warming finish. Drinkable solo over ice as an aperitif or digestif, and the definitive ingredient in a proper Manhattan or Negroni.

Wine Enthusiast 95 — “Rich, fruity and enticing… warmed with notes of fig and dried cherries, and just faint hints of spiced gingerbread and bitter orange peel. Drinkable solo as an apéritif, or use it as a cocktail-mixing favorite.”

• Producer: Carpano Distillery, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Sweet (Red) Vermouth — Antica Formula (Ancient Recipe, est. 1786)
• Base Wine: White wines from Romagna, Puglia & Sicily — processed within 24 hours of harvest
• Key Botanicals: Whole vanilla beans (Madagascar, Papua New Guinea, Tahiti), Alpine wormwood (Piedmont & Aosta Valley), Iranian saffron, bitter orange, cocoa beans, cloves
• ABV: 16.5%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Vanilla, fig, dried cherry, spiced gingerbread, bitter orange, almond, raisins, cocoa, long warming finish
• Best Served: Over ice as an aperitif or digestif, or in a Manhattan, Negroni, Boulevardier, or Americano
• Food Pairings: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, roasted nuts, antipasto
• Storage: Refrigerate after opening

The original, the benchmark, the one that started it all — Carpano Antica Formula is the non-negotiable sweet vermouth for anyone who takes their cocktails seriously.

Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry — Piedmont, Italy 500ml

Released to mark Cocchi’s 130th anniversary, Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry is a landmark expression from the birthplace of vermouth itself. Labeled “Ricetta Piemontese” — Piedmontese Recipe — every relevant ingredient in this vermouth comes exclusively from Piemonte, reflecting a deep and uncompromising bond with the region. While classic dry vermouths were traditionally the domain of Southeast France, Cocchi has crafted a distinctly Piedmontese answer to the category — and it is exceptional.

The wine base is Cortese, the same grape behind Gavi DOCG, lending a crisp, mineral freshness. Artemisia Absinthium (wormwood) sourced 100% from the Piedmont mountains provides the aromatic backbone, while Menta di Pancalieri — a local peppermint variety — and lemon round out the profile with bright, herbaceous lift. The result is a dry vermouth of remarkable precision and regional character, equally at home in a classic Dry Martini or sipped chilled on its own.

“Ricetta Piemontese — every ingredient from Piemonte. Cocchi Extra Dry is the definitive Piedmontese answer to the dry vermouth category.”

• Producer: Cocchi, Asti, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Extra Dry Vermouth
• Size: 500ml
• Wine Base: Cortese (Gavi DOCG grape)
• Key Botanicals: Artemisia Absinthium (Piedmont wormwood), Menta di Pancalieri (local peppermint), lemon
• Tasting Notes: Crisp, mineral, herbaceous, bright citrus, fresh peppermint, dry and precise finish
• How to Enjoy: Classic Dry Martini; chilled neat with a lemon twist; spritz with soda
• Best Paired With: Oysters, seafood crudo, light antipasti, olives, fresh cheeses

A milestone release from one of Italy’s greatest vermouth houses — Cocchi Extra Dry is the Piedmontese Dry Martini’s perfect companion.

A vermouth unlike any other — Gonzalez Byass La Copa Rojo Sweet is built on a Cream Sherry base rather than traditional wine, drawing on nearly two centuries of sherry-making expertise from Jerez, Spain. Founded in 1835, Gonzalez Byass brings a distinctly Andalusian character to the vermouth category: smooth, velvety, and richly aromatic in a way that standard vermouths simply can’t replicate.

The base is a blend of 75% Palomino and 25% Pedro Ximénez (PX) grapes, infused with six botanicals — wormwood, clove, nutmeg, cinnamon, orange peel, and savory. The nose is intensely spiced, with clove and cinnamon at the fore. On the palate it’s lush and velvety, the natural sweetness of the PX balanced by an elegant, lingering bitterness. Exceptional on its own over ice, and a standout in a Negroni or Manhattan.

Producer Description

La Copa Rojo is crafted at the historic Gonzalez Byass bodega in Jerez using Cream Sherry as its base — a uniquely Spanish approach that delivers a smoother, richer texture than wine-based vermouths. The result is a perfectly balanced sweet vermouth with deep sherry heritage and classic botanical complexity.

• Producer: Gonzalez Byass, Jerez, Spain (est. 1835)
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth (Sherry-Based)
• Base: Cream Sherry — 75% Palomino, 25% Pedro Ximénez
• Botanicals: Wormwood, Clove, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Orange Peel, Savory
• Format: 750ml
• Serve: Chilled over ice with orange slice, Negroni, Manhattan, or Martinez
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Our Professional Review 

The perfect Aperitif vermouth to drink on the rocks garnished with a slice of orange. Good amount of savory and sweet nuances combining flavors of wild herbs and dried citrus fruit. Oscar Garcia, 67wine - Lead Sommelier.

Noilly Prat Extra Dry — The Original French Dry Vermouth

Created in Marseillan, France in 1813, Noilly Prat is the vermouth that defined the category — and remains the benchmark against which all others are measured. The Extra Dry is the essential ingredient in a proper Martini, bringing a delicate herbal complexity and crisp, dry finish that no substitute can replicate.

Crafted from a blend of Picpoul and Clairette grapes aged in oak, then infused with 14 hand-selected herbs and spices sourced from around the world — including chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange peel, and Italian orris root. The result is a vermouth of remarkable depth: floral and aromatic on the nose, with a clean, dry, subtly bitter palate and a long, elegant finish.

• Producer: Noilly Prat, Marseillan, France
• Size: 375ml (Half Bottle)
• Style: Extra Dry French Vermouth
• ABV: 18%
• Key Botanicals: Chamomile, Moroccan coriander, Tunisian bitter orange, Italian orris root
• Best Used In: Classic Martini (50:50 or dry), Dirty Martini, Gibson, or chilled as an aperitif

The 375ml half bottle is ideal for home bartenders who want the freshest vermouth possible — because great Martinis start with great vermouth.

Cocchi Dopo Teatro Vermouth Amaro — Piedmont, Italy 500ml

Founded in 1891 in Asti, Piedmont, Giulio Cocchi established one of Italy’s most respected vermouth and aperitif houses. Dopo Teatro — meaning “After Theater” — is crafted according to Cocchi’s original recipe, bridging the elegant world of vermouth with the complex bitterness of amaro. A masterful blend of botanicals and wine, it embodies the artisanal tradition of Piedmont’s finest vermouth house with remarkable finesse.

Rich and complex on the palate, Dopo Teatro opens with herbal aromatics, gentle bitterness, and wine-forward elegance. The addition of Barolo Chinato to the base wine creates a uniquely soft, sophisticated character — balancing sweet and bitter with a depth that rewards slow sipping and cocktail exploration alike.

“A masterful blend of botanicals — Cocchi Dopo Teatro is one of Italy’s most sophisticated vermouth amaros.”

• Producer: Cocchi, Asti, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Vermouth Amaro
• Size: 500ml
• Key Botanicals: Artemisia (wormwood), rhubarb, quassia wood, chiretta, double-infused cinchona, Barolo Chinato
• Tasting Notes: Herbal aromatics, gentle bitterness, soft red wine nuances, layered complexity, long finish
• How to Enjoy: Neat or on ice as a digestif; elevates Negronis, Manhattans, and Boulevardiers; spritz with prosecco and soda
• Best Paired With: Dark chocolate, hazelnut desserts, aged cheeses, charcuterie

A contemplative digestif and a bartender’s secret weapon — Cocchi Dopo Teatro is Piedmont’s finest expression of the vermouth amaro tradition.

Perucchi — Vermouth Rojo Gran Reserva | Catalonia, Spain | 1.0L

Style: Red Vermouth (Vermut Rojo) | Origin: Catalonia, Spain | Format: 1.0 Liter | Producer since: 1886

Made in Catalonia since 1886 and only recently imported into the United States, Perucchi is one of Spain’s great vermouth secrets — a Gran Reserva that rewards those who find it. Rich, complex, and deeply aromatic, this is the kind of vermouth that earns a permanent spot on the bar cart and demands to be savored, not just mixed.

Bold spice aromas of fresh gingerbread, autumn woods, and tobacco give way to delectably sweet flavors of black cherry compote macerated in ruby port, finishing with a pleasant, balancing bitter herb note. Classic Catalan vermut character — generous, warming, and endlessly versatile.

How to Enjoy

• Aperitivo: On the rocks with a splash of seltzer and a wedge of orange — the classic Spanish vermut serve
• Cocktail: A natural in a Manhattan or Negroni, adding depth and spice complexity
• Digestif: Neat after dinner alongside blue cheese with Membrillo or fig jam and Marcona almonds

Tasting Notes

Gingerbread, autumn woods, and tobacco on the nose. Black cherry compote, ruby port, and warming spice on the palate. Long, bittersweet herbal finish with excellent balance.

Producer Details

• Producer: Perucchi
• Region: Catalonia, Spain
• Style: Red Vermouth Gran Reserva
• Format: 1.0 Liter
• Est.: 1886

Dolin Vermouth de Chambery Blanc — Savoie, France 375ml

Dolin is one of the oldest and most respected vermouth houses in France, producing in Chambéry — the only French appellation with a protected designation for vermouth — since 1821. Dolin Blanc is the house’s signature white vermouth: fresh, elegant, and crystal clear, with a delicate edge of vanilla and beautifully balanced sweetness. Lighter and more refined than most sweet vermouths, it reflects the alpine character of Savoie with a purity and finesse that is unmistakably Dolin.

On the palate, Dolin Blanc opens with gentle floral aromas, soft vanilla, and a whisper of citrus. The sweetness is restrained and elegant, making it as versatile in cocktails as it is enjoyable on its own. In France, it is traditionally served over ice with a sliced strawberry, a splash of soda, and a lemon twist — a simple pleasure that speaks to its effortless charm.

“Fresh, elegant, and perfectly balanced — Dolin Blanc is the benchmark white vermouth from France’s only protected vermouth appellation.”

• Producer: Dolin, Chambéry, Savoie, France
• Style: Blanc (White) Vermouth
• Appellation: Vermouth de Chambéry — protected French designation since 1932
• Size: 375ml Half Bottle
• Tasting Notes: Floral, soft vanilla, citrus, balanced sweetness, light and elegant finish
• How to Enjoy: Over ice with a strawberry, soda, and lemon twist; excellent in cocktails with any clear spirit
• Best Paired With: Fresh cow’s milk cheese, creamy bloomy-rind cheese, light charcuterie, fruit

A cornerstone of the French vermouth tradition and a bartender’s essential — Dolin Blanc brings alpine elegance to any glass.

America’s go-to sweet vermouth for over 75 years — Tribuno Sweet Vermouth is the reliable, value-priced workhorse behind countless Manhattans, Negronis, and classic cocktails. This generous 1.0 liter format is ideal for high-volume home bars, entertaining, or anyone who goes through vermouth regularly and wants maximum value per pour.

The nose opens with candied peaches and a sweet floral lift. On the palate it’s smooth and fruity with plum notes and baking spices, finishing sweet with a gentle, balancing bitterness. Straightforward and versatile — exactly what a mixing vermouth should be.

Producer Description

Sweet nose of candied peaches leads to a smooth fruity body with a floral palate, plum notes and baking spices. Finish is sweet and slightly bitter. Perfect for mixing.

• Producer: Tribuno, United States
• Style: Sweet Red Vermouth
• Character: Candied peach, plum, baking spices, floral
• Format: 1.0 Liter
• Serve: Manhattan, Negroni, Americano, or on the rocks with orange peel
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Winemaker Description 

Pale straw color. Sweet aromas of ripe grapes, pine needles, and spearmint. Sweet for an 'extra dry'. Grapy flavors. Good for mixing.

Carpano Dry Vermouth — Turin, Italy | 18% ABV

Carpano Dry Vermouth is the dry expression from the house that invented vermouth — and it brings the same centuries of Turin craftsmanship that made Antica Formula legendary to the world of dry. Established in 1786 by Antonio Benedetto Carpano, the house revolutionized the category with its commitment to high-quality ingredients and precise botanical production. The Dry is a natural extension of that heritage: light-bodied, aromatic, and built for the cocktail canon, delivering a delicate sophistication that elevates every drink it touches.

The nose is elegant and inviting: chamomile, fresh citrus, and delicate floral undertones with aromatic botanical complexity. On the palate, it is crisp and dry — a sophisticated balance of herbal notes and dry spices, underpinned by refreshing acidity and a clean, lingering botanical finish. The ideal dry vermouth for a classic Martini, Gibson, or Vesper — and equally compelling served chilled with a lemon twist as a standalone aperitif.

“For over 235 years, Carpano has been synonymous with quality and innovation in Italian vermouth production. The Dry brings that same heritage to the world of crisp, aromatic dry vermouth.”

• Producer: Carpano Distillery, Turin, Piedmont, Italy (est. 1786)
• Style: Dry Vermouth
• ABV: 18%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Chamomile, citrus, floral undertones, herbal spice, refreshing acidity, clean dry finish
• Best Served: In a classic Martini, Gibson, Vesper, or Negroni variation — or chilled with a lemon twist as an aperitif
• Food Pairings: Olives, seafood, light charcuterie, soft cheeses, Mediterranean appetizers
• Storage: Refrigerate after opening

Crisp, aromatic, and rooted in 235 years of Turin tradition — Carpano Dry is the benchmark for what Italian dry vermouth can be.

The most elegant expression in the Martini & Rossi portfolio — Bianco Vermouth has been captivating aperitivo culture since its creation in Pessione, Italy in 1910. Originally known as "Bianchissimo" (meaning ‘whitest’), it remains the most cosmopolitan of Italian vermouths: pale, aromatic, and unmistakably refined.

Crafted from a base of selected white wines infused with a proprietary blend of aromatic herbs and flowers, Bianco strikes a distinctive balance between sweet and dry. The nose is delicate and floral, with vanilla and citrus at the fore. On the palate it’s smooth and rounded, with an intense yet gentle sweetness that makes it as approachable on its own as it is versatile in cocktails.

Producer Description

Martini Bianco is made from white wines graced with extracts of aromatic herbs and flowers, giving it a unique and delicate character. Beneath its crisp innocence lies a wealth of flavor — vanilla and citrus seducing the palate with an intense yet sweet, rounded smoothness.

• Producer: Martini & Rossi, Pessione, Turin, Italy (est. 1863)
• Style: Bianco (White) Vermouth
• Character: Semi-sweet, floral, vanilla & citrus
• Format: 750ml
• Serve: Over ice with tonic and a slice of lemon, or in a Bianco Spritz or White Negroni
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

Producer Description 

Winestillery Tuscan Dry Vermouth is crafted with locally sourced herbs and botanicals, offering a crisp, dry flavor with a touch of herbal complexity. It’s perfect for mixing into martinis or enjoying as an aperitif over ice. 

Trebbiano wine from both ripe grapes and late harvested grapes, infused with traditional Tuscan botanicals. Non chill-filtered, no caramel used. Color: Golden yellow with bright shades. Nose: very intense, wide and complex. Delicate floral notes of white flowers, vibrant fruity aromas of orange fruits married with fresh herbs. 

A long lasting finish with zesty citrus notes. Palate: very elegant, round and silky mouthfeel. Yellow fruits married with dried flowers and herbs. A long mineral finish with a bright sapidity. The authentic Tuscan Dry Vermouth.

Experience Method Spirits Dry Producer Description 

Method Dry is produced from a recipe of twenty-seven botanicals including citron, camomile, marjoram, anise, spearmint, and nutmeg. Fresh and bright with a golden hue and medium-light, oily body, this classicly styled vermouth has aromas of orange blossom, thyme, and lemon curd, and tastes of ruby red grapefruit, white raspberry, fennel and allspice. The finish is pleasantly and mildly bitter with hints of licorice and menthol.

Inspired by the vermouths of the Chambéry region of France, Method Dry Vermouth is perfect for true Martini drinkers who appreciate well-crafted vermouth. Method Dry has complexity and character that complements both London Dry and New World gins alike. This vermouth is a delicate balance of fruit, florals, and savory herbs with a pleasant bitterness making it versatile for use in cocktails, spritzes, or simply enjoyed on its own.

Memo Summary Notes

Method Spirits Dry Vermouth is a premium, craft aperitif produced in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Created by NYC bartender Cory Fitzsimmons, it was designed to provide a high-quality, "hyperlocal" alternative to traditional European dry vermouths for classic cocktails like the Martini.

Indulge in Premium Flavor

Method Spirits Dry Vermouth, made in New York, offers a delightful balance of flavors. This vermouth features an aromatic blend of herbs and botanicals, which elevates cocktails to a new level. The crisp and refreshing profile makes it ideal for mixed drinks, enhancing your cocktails with a touch of sophistication. So whether you're crafting a classic martini or experimenting with new recipes, Method Spirits provides the perfect base.

Crafted with Care

Each bottle of Method Spirits Dry Vermouth is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. The producers believe in using high-quality ingredients, and this commitment shines through in the taste. Because of this dedication, you can expect a vermouth that not only meets but exceeds your expectations. The careful selection of botanicals contributes to its unique flavor, ensuring that every sip is a delight.

Perfect for Any Occasion

Whether you are hosting a casual get-together or an elegant dinner party, Method Spirits Dry Vermouth fits seamlessly into any occasion. Its versatility allows it to pair beautifully with various spirits, making it an essential ingredient for your home bar. Therefore, if you want to impress your guests, reach for Method Spirits and watch your cocktails come to life with exceptional flavor.

Experience the elegance of Gonzalez Byass Vermouth La Copa Extra Seco, a premium Spanish dry vermouth from the legendary sherry house established in 1835. This exceptional 750ml bottle showcases a unique approach to vermouth-making, using a Fino Sherry base instead of traditional wine. Crafted in Jerez de la Frontera, the heart of Sherry country, this vermouth combines centuries of expertise with innovative botanical blending to create a distinctively Spanish extra dry vermouth.

Fino Sherry Foundation

La Copa Extra Seco is based on a Fino Sherry with the addition of seven carefully selected botanicals: wormwood, clove, cinnamon, nutmeg, orange peel, savory, and red fruits. This innovative use of Fino Sherry as the base creates a clean, elegant, and intense character that clearly maintains its Fino origin. The unique Sherry triangle microclimate, influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and local rivers, combined with Palomino grapes grown in white Albariza soil and aged using the traditional Solera system, provides the perfect foundation for this exceptional vermouth.

Tasting Profile

This extra dry vermouth is clean, elegant, and intense with concentrated citrus aromas perfectly blended with the delicious bitter touches of wormwood and savory. On the palate, discover a sophisticated balance of dryness and sharpness with subtle herbal botanicals, citrus zest, and a hint of floral essence. The finish is persistent and long with a balsamic aftertaste due to the addition of red fruits, creating a complex and refined drinking experience that showcases premium quality.

Perfect for Cocktails & Aperitifs

• Dry Martini - classic cocktail with gin or vodka
• Vermouth & Tonic - refreshing spritz with soda and ice
• Over ice - serve chilled with a twist of lemon or orange
• Aperitif - ideal before meals to stimulate the appetite
• Creative cocktails - versatile base for innovative drinks

Gonzalez Byass Heritage Since 1835

Founded by Manuel Maria Gonzalez in Jerez de la Frontera, Gonzalez Byass remains in family hands today, now in the fifth and sixth generation. The house is renowned for exceptional sherries including Tio Pepe and VORS range enological gems aged over 30 years. La Copa Extra Seco brings this same dedication to quality and tradition to the world of vermouth, creating a distinctively Spanish expression that honors both sherry-making heritage and classic vermouth tradition. A staple for any home bar or professional cocktail setup.

Carpano Antica Formula Sweet Vermouth — Turin, Italy | 16.5% ABV | Half Bottle 375ml

Carpano Antica Formula is the original sweet vermouth — and arguably the most important bottle in the history of the cocktail. Created by Antonio Benedetto Carpano in Turin in 1786, this is the vermouth that started it all: the ancient formula that defined the category, inspired generations of bartenders, and remains the gold standard for sweet vermouth to this day. Produced from the Carpano Distillery’s original 18th-century recipe, bottled in a faithful reproduction of the original label and bottle with traditional cork and red wax seal, Antica Formula is as much a piece of history as it is a drink. Wine Enthusiast awarded it 95 points.

The nose is rich, fruity, and deeply enticing: fig, dried cherries, faint spiced gingerbread, and bitter orange peel, all warmed by a signature hint of vanilla that sets Antica Formula apart from every other sweet vermouth on the market. On the palate, it is lush and complex — drinkable solo over ice as an aperitif, or as the non-negotiable ingredient in a proper Negroni or Manhattan. The 375ml half bottle is the perfect format for home bartenders who want the real thing without committing to a full bottle.

Wine Enthusiast 95 — “Rich, fruity and enticing… warmed with notes of fig and dried cherries, and just faint hints of spiced gingerbread and bitter orange peel. Drinkable solo as an aperitif, or use it as a cocktail-mixing favorite.”

• Producer: Carpano Distillery, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Sweet (Red) Vermouth — Antica Formula (Ancient Recipe, est. 1786)
• ABV: 16.5%
• Format: Half Bottle — 375ml
• Tasting Notes: Fig, dried cherry, vanilla, spiced gingerbread, bitter orange peel, lush and complex finish
• Best Served: Over ice as an aperitif, or in a Negroni, Manhattan, Boulevardier, or Americano
• Food Pairings: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, dark chocolate, roasted nuts, antipasto
• Storage: Refrigerate after opening

The original, the benchmark, the one that started it all — Carpano Antica Formula is the non-negotiable sweet vermouth for anyone who takes their cocktails seriously.

Producer Description 

Vermouth from Casa Mariol who bring over a century Terra Alta wine production expertise to the table. Also, the bottle looks completely awesome. Made of white wine coming from young vineyards and macerated with aromatic plants.

Aromas of cirtus, vanilla, and aromatic herbs followed on the palate as refreshing, intense, and long-lasting.

Appearance - Lemon-yellow colour. Aroma - Aromas of rosemary and thyme, citrus notes and touches of vanilla. Taste - Sweet and pleasant entry, intense, refreshing and prolonged.

Casa Mariol Negre Vermut — Catalonia, Spain (1 Liter)

Casa Mariol is one of Catalonia's most distinctive vermouth producers, crafting their Negre Vermut in the traditional Spanish style from the Terra Alta region — a rugged, windswept appellation known for its old-vine Macabeu. The base wine is 100% Macabeu, infused with wild field herbs and unripe green walnuts, then aged in a 60-year-old solera — a process that builds extraordinary depth, complexity, and continuity from one vintage to the next. One of the defining characteristics of Casa Mariol's approach is the very low use of caramel, resulting in a lighter, more fragrant, and more spicy vermouth with greater balance than most — equally at home drunk straight as it is in cocktails.

The nose is herbal and aromatic: thyme, rosemary, cinnamon, and warm spice, with a subtle nuttiness from the green walnut infusion. On the palate, the vermouth is medium-bodied and beautifully balanced — fragrant and spicy up front, with a clean, pleasantly bitter finish and lingering notes of caramel and dried herbs. In Spain, vermouth is drunk neat with a slice of orange and an olive. This is how Casa Mariol recommends it too. It is also exceptional in cocktails or lengthened with ginger ale or soda. Salud!

"One of the main differences between this and other vermouths is the very low use of caramel. This results in a lighter, more fragrant and spicy vermouth with greater balance and complexity — better suited to drinking straight as well as mixing in cocktails."

• Producer: Casa Mariol, Terra Alta, Catalonia, Spain
• Base Wine: 100% Macabeu
• Style: Negre (Red) Vermouth
• Infusion: Wild field herbs & unripe green walnuts
• Aging: 60-year-old solera
• Size: 1 Liter
• Best Served: Neat with orange slice & olive, or in cocktails with ginger ale or soda

A solera-aged Catalan vermouth from 100% Macabeu — Casa Mariol Negre is the benchmark for what traditional Spanish vermouth, made with wild herbs and minimal caramel, can deliver in a glass.

Starlino Rosso — Vermouth di Torino, Piedmont, Italy

Hotel Starlino is inspired by the architecture and spirit of Torino Distillati — a historic distillery located just outside of Turin, the birthplace of Aperitivo and the spiritual home of Vermouth di Torino. The Starlino recipe was created by Denis Muni and Beppe Ronco, both natives of the Piedmont region who have worked at Torino Distillati for over 20 years, bringing deep expertise and genuine passion to the craft of traditional Italian vermouth. Starlino Rosso is a Vermouth di Torino in the classic tradition — crafted with a meticulous blend of botanicals including wormwood, clove, and orange peel — with one distinctive twist: it is aged in Kentucky Bourbon barrels, which impart a rich, warm, spicy depth that sets it apart from any other vermouth on the market. The result is a vermouth of extraordinary complexity: sweet and bitter in perfect balance, with a warmth and roundness that makes it as compelling sipped neat over ice as it is in a Negroni or Manhattan.

The color is deep, rich ruby. The nose is aromatic and inviting: warm spice, dried orange peel, clove, and wormwood, with a subtle vanilla and oak undercurrent from the bourbon barrel aging. On the palate, it is lush and full-bodied — a delightful balance of sweet and bitter notes, with layers of botanical complexity and a long, warming finish. Serve over ice with an orange twist, or use as the backbone of a world-class Negroni or Manhattan.

"A traditional red Vermouth di Torino aged in Kentucky Bourbon Barrels for a rich, warm, spicy aroma and flavor. Crafted with a meticulous blend of botanicals, including wormwood, clove, and orange peel — a delightful balance of sweet and bitter notes." — Starlino, Producer

• Producer: Torino Distillati / Hotel Starlino, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
• Style: Sweet Vermouth (Vermouth di Torino)
• Aging: Kentucky Bourbon barrels
• Key Botanicals: Wormwood, clove, orange peel
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Warm spice, dried orange peel, clove, wormwood, vanilla, oak, sweet-bitter balance, long warming finish
• Serve: Neat over ice with orange twist, or in cocktails
• Cocktail Pairings: Negroni, Manhattan, Americano, Boulevardier, spritz

Turin's aperitivo tradition meets Kentucky bourbon — Starlino Rosso is the most distinctive sweet vermouth on the shelf.

Producer Description

With a deep yellow color, Yzaguirre Blanco Reserva Vermouth is highly aromatic, velvety and pleasant on the palate, with woody, herby and spicy notes reminiscent of ripe fruit. Its initial flavor is very tasty and balanced, in perfect harmony with its acidity. Twelve months in oak barrels give it consistency and character.

Great as an everyday aperitif or early evening drink. Excellent in a long drink with a few drops of Campari, 3 or 4 ice cubes, a slice of orange, a twist of orange peel and fresh mint leaves. Perfect for use in the kitchen to add another dimension to your dishes.

Memo Summary Notes

That is a great choice! The Yzaguirre DRY RESERVA Vermouth WHITE is a distinctive and highly-regarded Spanish vermouth, known for its unique aging process which sets it apart from typical dry vermouths.

The oak aging softens the vermouth and adds complexity that you don't find in stainless-steel-aged dry vermouths, making it excellent for sipping or mixing.

Winemaker Description 

This Vermouth uses a mixture of 26 aromatic herbs such as marjoram leaves, gentian roots, orange zest and others, which all together compose our family recipe. We then add a blend of different Pio Cesare white wines, including our Moscato d’Asti. After a 15-day maceration, the Vermouth obtained is aged in oak barrels for at least 4 months. The Recipe is finally completed with the addition of caramel, which gives our Vermouth its light color, and its distinctive aroma and taste. In order to better appreciate our Pio Cesare Vermouth, we recommend drinking it in the old “piemontese style”, sipping it with no ice, but just a little slice of lemon zest.

Expert Review

Robert Parker 90+ Points | The NV Vermouth di Torino is based on Chardonnay but is infused and aromatized with cloves, cinnamon, quinine, citrus peel, ginger, nutmeg, marjoram and other secret ingredients that were written down on a piece of paper in 1952 and kept under lock and key ever since. The folks at Pio Cesare did well to bring this traditional recipe for Vermouth back into circulation. This is an ideal aperitivo drink that can be served on ice with a slice of lemon. It opens to a bright orange-gold color and offers a complicated bouquet that recalls the many aromatic ingredients used in the infusion. The fishing is sweet, but not excessively so.

Noilly Prat · Rouge Vermouth · Marseillan, Languedoc · France

Since 1813, Noilly Prat has been crafting vermouth in Marseillan — a sun-drenched village on the shores of the Étang de Thau lagoon in the Languedoc, where the Mediterranean climate and sea air are as much a part of the recipe as the botanicals themselves. The world's most storied vermouth house, Noilly Prat pioneered the art of outdoor aging: their base wines spend months in oak barrels under the open sky, exposed to the sun, salt air, and seasonal temperature swings that give Noilly Prat its singular oxidative depth and complexity. Their Rouge is a sweeter, richer expression — a blend of Languedoc wines infused with 20 hand-selected herbs and spices, including bitter orange peel, nutmeg, and gentian — that has been a cornerstone of the French aperitif tradition for over two centuries. At $18.99, it's one of the most versatile and rewarding bottles you can keep behind the bar.

Deep ruby-amber in the glass with an inviting nose of dried cherry, vanilla, warm spice, and a hint of orange zest. On the palate: lush and semi-sweet with flavors of ripe red fruit, caramel, cinnamon, and a pleasantly bitter herbal finish that keeps it from being cloying. Serve chilled over ice as a classic aperitif, use it to build a perfect Manhattan or Negroni, or simply enjoy it as the French do — with a slice of orange and a handful of olives.

• Producer: Noilly Prat (est. 1813)
• Style: Rouge (Sweet Red) Vermouth
• Origin: Marseillan, Languedoc, France
• Base: Languedoc white wines, outdoor oak-aged
• Botanicals: 20 herbs & spices incl. bitter orange peel, nutmeg, gentian
• ABV: 16%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Dried cherry, vanilla, orange zest, warm spice, caramel, bittersweet herbal finish
• Serve: Chilled over ice · Manhattan · Negroni · Americano · Classic aperitif with orange & olives

Two centuries of Mediterranean sun, sea air, and 20 botanicals — the French aperitif tradition in a bottle.