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Liquori e amari

Vermouth Bianco

Turin's dry or semi-sweet white aromatized wine.

Fotografia · Vermouth Bianco

La storia

Che cosa stai assaggiando

Sweet, clear vermouth with floral, citrus, and vanilla notes.

Vermouth Bianco (White) emerged in the early 20th century as a sweeter, floral alternative to the dry French style and the robust Italian Rosso. It bridges the gap between the two, offering the sweetness of Rosso without the caramel/tannic notes, often featuring brighter botanicals like elderflower and vanilla.

Vermouth Bianco wine bottle from Turin

Conoscerlo

Prima di comprarlo

Si dice
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Al palato
Floral and aromatic with notes of vanilla, citrus zest, and orchard fruits. Sweeter than Dry vermouth but lighter than Rosso.
Gradazione
16%
Si serve a
16-18°C
Bicchiere
Bordeaux glass or large Burgundy glass. The wider bowl allows the wine to breathe and releases complex aromas, while the tapered rim concentrates the bouquet toward your nose.
Come si compra
Look for quality Italian vermouth producers (Martini, Cinzano, Cocchi). Check for "Bianco" or "Dry" designation.
Riconoscere i falsi
Verify producer authenticity. Check for proper labeling. Beware of cheap imitations without proper designation.
Conservazione
Unopened: 5-10 years. After opening: 1-3 months.

La lavorazione

Come si fa

Made from white wine fortified and infused with botanicals such as gentian, elderflower, and citrus. Sugar is added, but no caramel coloring.

Often enjoyed on the rocks with a lemon twist as a "Bianco & Lemon," or in cocktails like the Vesper or White Negroni.

Bottiglie di amari e Chianti sullo scaffale di un bar

Da dove viene

La terra dietro

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