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Discover the Unique Experience of Andalusian Vermouth at Bodegas de Andalucía
Over the last few years, Vermounth wine has been recovering its former role as an important drink for various gatherings and social gatherings, in fact Nowadays, the supply of vermouth wines has not only increased, but many brands have evolved and dared to innovate, creating great bottles worthy of sharing our best moments.
Currently in Spain there are various wineries that are responsible for the production of vermouth wines, because if there is something in which we are characterized, it is innovation. It is likely that you have heard it in different ways, wine Vermouth, Vermouth, Vermú, Wermut, each and every one of them referring to the same wine, with different names depending on their geographical origin.
However, all these denominations designate the same type of aromatized wine, that pillar in historical cocktails such as the Martini in the United States or the Negroni in Italy, Many drinks in the world have that aromatic touch that only a good Vermouth wine can offer.
What is vermouth?
Vermouth, also known as vermouth or vermouth, is a fortified wine flavored with herbs, spices, roots and fruits . It is characterized by its wide range of flavors and aromas, ranging from sweet and floral to spicy and bitter.
Origins and history
The origins of vermouth date back to ancient Greece, where wines flavored with medicinal herbs were made. However, it was in Italy, in the mid-18th century, where vermouth reached its greatest popularity. In the city of Turin, the recipes were born that gave rise to the sweet and red vermouths that are still enjoyed around the world today.
Types of vermouth
There are two large categories of vermouth:
- Sweet vermouth: Also known as rosso or rosso dolce, it is the most popular type of vermouth. It is characterized by its intense red color, its sweet flavor and its aromas of spices, fruits and herbs.
- Dry vermouth: Also known as bianco or secco, it is a white or pale yellow vermouth, with a dry and bitter taste. . Its aromas are more herbal and floral than those of sweet vermouth.
Preparation of Vermouth
Base Wine Selection: The production of vermouth begins with the selection of a base wine, which is usually white, red or rosé. This wine provides the basic structure and body for the final drink.
Maceration of Herbs and Spices: Next, the herbs, spices, roots and selected fruits are added, which are macerated in the wine for a period variable time. This maceration is essential to infuse the vermouth with the characteristic flavors and aromas.
Fortification: Once the maceration is complete, the vermouth is fortified with alcohol, which increases its alcohol content and contributes to its conservation. The amount of alcohol added may vary depending on the recipe and the style of vermouth being produced.
Filtration and Clarification: Subsequently, the vermouth is filtered and clarified to eliminate any sediment or solid particles that could affect its quality and visual appearance.</ p>
Bottled and Rested: Once the production process is complete, the vermouth is bottled and can be consumed immediately or allowed to rest for a while so that The flavors integrate even more. The result is an aromatic, complex drink full of nuances, perfect to enjoy alone or as an ingredient in a variety of cocktails.
How do you drink vermouth?
Vermouth is a versatile wine that can be enjoyed in various ways:
- Alone: As an aperitif or digestif, served cold or at room temperature.
- With ice: For a more refreshing cocktail.
- In cocktails: Vermouth is an essential ingredient in many classic cocktails, such as the Negroni, the Manhattan and the Martini .
- In the kitchen: Vermouth can add a touch of flavor to sauces, stews and desserts.
Buy online and receive your Vermouth at home
Do you want to enjoy a quality Vermouth in the comfort of your home? At Bodegas de Andalucía we make it easy for you. Visit our online store and discover our wide selection of Vermouth. Place your order and receive it at home in a few days.
In Bodegas de Andalucía we pride ourselves on offering products of the highest quality. All our Vermouth are made with the best grapes and aromatic herbs from Andalusia, following traditional methods and rigorous quality controls. Don't wait any longer and start your aromatic journey with the Vermouth from Bodegas de Andalucía. .