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 'Quin-Tea-Knee', this is thought to be the first vermouth to be based on Pineau des Charentes, along with white wines from the Southwest...
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Produced at the historic Antica Distilleria Quaglia in Castenuovo Don Bosco, Piedmonte, by the modern vermouth master, Federico Ricatto, Volume Pri...
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Bodegas Yuste has joined the quality vermouth scene with this remarkable product, crafted from a treasured 19th-century family recipe and an idea t...
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“Whisper” refers to the soft whisper of herbs in this Vya Vermouth, appropriate when looking for a lighter style of aperitif wine, used alone or to...
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A perfect blend of three wines: a dry and crisp Fino sherry, a floral and sweet Moscatel and a lively and fruity Tintilla de Rota wine. Attractive ...
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