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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.

Winemaker Description 

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

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

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

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.

A dry vermouth rooted in 19th-century Italian craft — Trincheri Dry Vermouth is made from the original family recipe dating to the 1890s, built on a base of French Colombard grapes and infused with 13 carefully selected herbs, spices, fruits, and botanicals. The result is a vibrant, complex dry vermouth with a perfect balance of bitterness, sweetness, and aromatic depth that sets it apart from mass-market alternatives.

Bright and aromatic on the nose with floral and herbal lift. On the palate it’s dry and layered — the interplay of Roman Artemisia, Cinchona Bark, and Orris Root delivering a classic vermouth bitterness, while Ceylon Cinnamon, Lemon Peel, and Juniper Berries add warmth and brightness. Clean, precise, and exceptionally well-suited to a dry martini or Gibson.

Awards

San Diego International Wine & Spirits Challenge — 91 Points, Gold Medal | Best Vermouth for Martini or Gibson cocktail.

Producer Description

Based on the original family recipe from the 1890s, Trincheri Dry Vermouth is made from French Colombard grapes and infused with 13 herbs, spices, fruits, and botanicals, including Roman Artemisia, Cinchona Bark, Orris Root, Tansy Herb, Ceylon Cinnamon, Lemon Peel, Juniper Berries, and Yarrow Flower.

• Producer: Trincheri, Italy
• Style: Extra Dry Vermouth
• Base: French Colombard Grapes
• Botanicals: Roman Artemisia, Cinchona Bark, Orris Root, Tansy Herb, Ceylon Cinnamon, Lemon Peel, Juniper Berries, Yarrow Flower (13 total)
• Format: 750ml
• Serve: Dry Martini, Gibson, or on the rocks with lemon twist
• Tip: Refrigerate after opening and consume within 4–6 weeks

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.

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.

Bordiga · Vermouth di Torino Bianco Extra Dry · Italy · 750ml

Bordiga Vermouth di Torino Bianco Extra Dry combines Piedmontese white wines with a wide range of botanicals, many from the nearby Occitan Alps. Complex and vivid, it emphasizes the interplay of its ingredients rather than the dominance of a single botanical.

Producer & Craft

Bordiga follows artisanal and traditional processes, reproducing and refining historical recipes while developing new ones in keeping with the distillery’s philosophy. Its recipes draw on the studies of Cavalier Pietro Bordiga, preserved in the Book of Ancient Recipes, and the knowledge passed down through generations of master distillers.

Many botanicals used by the distillery are hand-picked in Italy’s Occitan valleys for their essential oils. Here, mountain air meets Mediterranean influences, giving the plants distinctive characteristics. On arrival, the botanicals are checked by the master distillers against the distillery’s quality standards.

Although Bordiga has expanded its production capacity and introduced new technology, its team remains committed to carefully selected raw materials and authentic artisan production. Piedmontese wine, hand-picked Alpine medicinal herbs, alcohol and sugar form the foundation of its vermouth-making tradition.

Style & Flavor

This extra-dry white vermouth offers a complex, vivid botanical profile built around a Piedmontese white-wine base. Its appeal lies in the balance and interaction of the botanical components, making it versatile for both aperitif service and cocktails.

Producer Description

Bordiga
This classic vermouth is based on Piedmontese white wines and infused with a wide range of different botanicals, many of them grown in the Occitan Alps near the winery. The flavor of this vermouth is complex and vivid.

Some vermouths taste strongly of a single botanical, but the interplay of components here is distinctive and delicious. The Bordiga Extra Dry is perfect on the rocks, delicious with some tonic water, and a great ingredient in all vermouth-based cocktails.

Serving Suggestions

Serve over ice as an aperitif, lengthen with tonic water or use in cocktails calling for dry vermouth.

Details

• Producer: Bordiga
• Product: Vermouth di Torino Bianco Extra Dry
• Bottle size: 750ml
• Country: Italy
• Botanical region: Occitan Alps
• Wine base: Piedmontese white wines
• Type: Vermouth
• Style: Bianco, extra dry

100% Semillon grapes from the El Kosh Vineyard in the Western Upper Galilee of Israel.
Vermouth is a spirit that many drinkers have at home, but some aren't quite sure how to use.

The Dalton Vermouth has a bright amber color.

This is a fortified wine, that is very complex and can be used as a standalone beverage served with an ice cube or as a cocktail ingredient.

Kosher for Passover. 

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

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.

Emilio Lustau has been one of Jerez's most celebrated bodegas for over a century, bringing the same Sherry-house precision and depth of knowledge to their vermouth range. The Vermut Blanco is a masterclass in balance — a dry white vermouth built on the foundation of two iconic Jerez wines, each contributing something essential to the final blend.

The Lustau Vermut Blanco Vermouth Jerez 750ml is a marriage of dry, mineral Fino Sherry and sweet, floral Moscatel — a combination that creates a vermouth of remarkable complexity and elegance. Intense bright yellow in the glass with golden reflections, it opens with floral, citrusy, and herbaceous notes over a yeasty, mineral base. On the palate it is crisp and refreshing, with a long, nutty, and pleasantly bitter finish that is unmistakably Jerez in character.

Tasting Notes

• Color: Intense bright yellow with golden reflections
• Nose: Floral, citrusy, and herbaceous over a yeasty, mineral base
• Palate: Crisp, dry, and refreshing with nutty complexity
• Finish: Bitter, clean, and long with a nutty, refreshing aftertaste

Product Details

• Dry white vermouth — Fino Sherry & Moscatel blend
• Lustau, Jerez de la Frontera, Andalucía, Spain
• 750ml
• Serve: chilled over ice with a lemon twist, or in a Dry Martini or White Negroni

Contratto Vermouth Bianco 750ml

Discover Contratto Vermouth Bianco, an exceptional Italian vermouth crafted by one of Italy's oldest and most prestigious vermouth producers. Established in 1867 in Canelli, Piedmont, Contratto has been creating premium vermouths using traditional methods and the finest ingredients for over 150 years. This Vermouth Bianco showcases the artistry of Italian vermouth-making, offering a unique bouquet and taste created through the gentle infusion of aromatic herbs and spices. Perfect for classic and contemporary mixology or enjoyed on its own, Contratto Vermouth Bianco represents authentic Italian craftsmanship.

Historic Italian Heritage

Contratto, founded in 1867, is one of Italy's oldest and most respected vermouth and sparkling wine producers. Located in Canelli, in the heart of Piedmont's wine country, Contratto has maintained its commitment to traditional production methods while creating innovative, high-quality products. The company's rich heritage and dedication to excellence have made it a benchmark for premium Italian vermouth.

Vermouth Bianco Style

Vermouth Bianco (white vermouth) is a sweet, aromatic fortified wine characterized by its pale color and complex botanical profile. This style of vermouth is lighter and more delicate than red vermouth, with a balance of sweetness, herbal notes, and subtle bitterness. Contratto's Bianco showcases the finest expression of this classic Italian style.

Aromatic Botanical Blend

The aromatic blend of herbs and spices gently infuses the wine to create a unique bouquet and taste. Contratto uses carefully selected botanicals including herbs, roots, flowers, and spices that are traditional to Piedmont vermouth production. This meticulous selection and gentle infusion process creates layers of complexity and a distinctive flavor profile.

Tasting Profile

Appearance: Pale straw to light gold with brilliant clarity
Aroma: Complex bouquet of aromatic herbs, vanilla, citrus peel, chamomile, elderflower, and subtle spices. Floral and botanical notes
Palate: Balanced sweetness with herbal complexity. Flavors of vanilla, honey, citrus, alpine herbs, and gentle spice. Medium-bodied with smooth texture. Subtle bitterness balances the sweetness
Finish: Long, elegant finish with lingering herbal and citrus notes

Traditional Production Methods

Contratto employs traditional vermouth-making techniques passed down through generations. The base wine is carefully selected, then infused with a proprietary blend of botanicals. The gentle infusion process allows the herbs and spices to impart their flavors without overwhelming the wine's natural character, resulting in a harmonious and refined vermouth.

Versatile Serving Options

Contratto Vermouth Bianco is delicious served in multiple ways:

• Neat: Serve chilled on its own to appreciate the full complexity
• With a twist: Add a twist of lemon peel to enhance citrus notes
• On the rocks: Pour over ice for a refreshing aperitif
• With soda: Top with sparkling water for a light spritz

Perfect for Classic Cocktails

Contratto Vermouth Bianco is the perfect vermouth for classic and contemporary mixology:

• Martini: Classic gin or vodka martini
• Negroni Bianco: White Negroni variation
• Americano: With Campari and soda
• Spritz: With prosecco and soda
• Manhattan variations: White Manhattan
• Contemporary cocktails: Craft cocktail creations

Aperitif Excellence

As a traditional Italian aperitif, Contratto Vermouth Bianco is perfect for stimulating the appetite before meals. Serve chilled with light appetizers, olives, or nuts for an authentic Italian aperitivo experience. The balanced sweetness and herbal complexity make it an ideal pre-dinner drink.

Food Pairing Suggestions

When served as an aperitif, pair with:

• Italian antipasti and charcuterie
• Olives and marinated vegetables
• Aged cheeses
• Nuts and dried fruits
• Light seafood appetizers
• Bruschetta and crostini

Serving Suggestions

Serve well-chilled at 40-45°F (4-7°C) to appreciate the vermouth's aromatic complexity and balanced flavor. Store in the refrigerator after opening and consume within a few months for optimal freshness. The botanicals are best appreciated when the vermouth is properly chilled.

Premium Italian Craftsmanship

Contratto Vermouth Bianco represents the pinnacle of Italian vermouth production. Every bottle reflects over 150 years of expertise, traditional methods, and commitment to quality. From the careful selection of base wines to the proprietary botanical blend, each element is chosen to create a vermouth of exceptional character and refinement.

Ideal for Home Bars & Entertaining

A must-have for any well-stocked home bar, Contratto Vermouth Bianco is essential for:

• Classic cocktail enthusiasts
• Aperitif service and entertaining
• Craft cocktail creation
• Italian-style aperitivo hours
• Gift giving for spirits lovers
• Building a premium vermouth collection

Authentic Italian Vermouth Experience

Contratto Vermouth Bianco offers an authentic taste of Italian vermouth tradition. Whether enjoyed neat with a twist of lemon, mixed into classic cocktails, or served as part of an aperitivo spread, this vermouth delivers the quality, complexity, and elegance that has made Contratto a respected name in Italian spirits for over a century and a half.

Carpano Classico Vermouth Rosso — Turin, Italy | 16% ABV

Carpano Classico is the everyday expression from the house that invented vermouth — and it delivers the full depth of Turin craftsmanship at an approachable price. Positioned between the Dry and the legendary Antica Formula, Classico is the Carpano for the table: the go-to sweet vermouth for Negronis, Americanos, and Manhattans, built from the same 1786 heritage and the same commitment to botanical precision that defines the entire Carpano range. Rich, aromatic, and endlessly versatile, it is the bottle that earns a permanent spot behind every serious home bar.

The nose is warm and inviting: ripe red fruit, aromatic herbs, and a gentle spice that speaks to the quality of the botanical blend. On the palate, it is smooth and well-rounded — a classic sweet vermouth profile with balanced sweetness, herbal complexity, and a clean, lingering finish. Equally at home in a Negroni, stirred into a Manhattan, or served over ice with a splash of soda as a classic Americano aperitif.

“Carpano Classico brings the 1786 Turin heritage to the everyday pour — the approachable sweet vermouth that belongs in every serious cocktail repertoire.”

• Producer: Carpano Distillery, Turin, Piedmont, Italy (est. 1786)
• Style: Sweet (Red) Vermouth — Rosso Classico
• ABV: 16%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Ripe red fruit, aromatic herbs, gentle spice, smooth and well-rounded, clean herbal finish
• Best Served: In a Negroni, Manhattan, Americano, or Boulevardier — or over ice with soda as an aperitif
• Food Pairings: Charcuterie, aged cheeses, olives, antipasto, dark chocolate
• Storage: Refrigerate after opening

Approachable, aromatic, and rooted in 235 years of Turin tradition — Carpano Classico is the benchmark for what an everyday sweet vermouth should 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

Winemaker Description 

With a straw yellow colour, Yzaguirre Blanco Clasico Vermouth has an intense aroma with herby and spicy notes. Mild balsamic touches give it a pleasant and very unique structure. Fresh and smooth in the mouth and very well balanced, it has notes of vanilla and cinnamon.

Excellent as an everyday aperitif. Serve with 2 anchovy-stuffed olives, 2 or 3 ice cubes and a twist of orange. Serve very chilled.

Memo Summary Notes

The Yzaguirre Blanco Clásico Vermouth is a well-regarded example of the Spanish style of white vermouth, produced by Bodegas Yzaguirre, a house with a long history in the Catalan region (between Reus and Tarragona) dating back to 1884.

Yzaguirre's vermouths are made using traditional, artisanal methods and a blend of over 80 aromatic herbs and spices that are macerated (soaked) in a white wine base.

Cocktails: It works excellently as the Bianco/Blanc component in various cocktails, often where a sweet, less bitter white vermouth is desired:

• White Negroni (often with Gin, and a bitter like Suze or Luxardo Bitter Bianco).

• Martini variations (as a sweeter alternative to Dry Vermouth).

• V&S (Vermouth and Soda): Simple, refreshing, and popular in Spain.