This dry sherry is a great aperitif, with subtle salinity and generous nutty flavors. Darker than fino but lighter than oloroso, begins as fino, but the flor is not maintained. The salty elements are well balanced, with a finish both elegant, soft, and lingering.
Pronounced "ran can can" - is named after the Occitan verb requinquilhar - to cheer up or invigorate. It’s a 15% white wine based aperitif aromatis...
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Nearly three centuries of experience go into 1757, the Vermouth di Torino that pays tribute to Casa Cinzano's founding year. This small batch and h...
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Sisters Elena, Valeria and Claudia Gaidano make artisanal vermouth in Piedmont’s Asti region, using a recipe that dates back to the founding of the...
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Sisters Elena, Valeria and Claudia Gaidano make artisanal vermouth in Piedmont’s Asti region, using a recipe that dates back to the founding of the...
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The Carta family has been making (and storing) wine in the sleepy coastal town of Oristano for generations. The style is oxidative, falling somewhe...
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