An iconic and timeless classic for cocktail enthusiasts, Dolin Vermouth Dry embodies the elegance and finesse of Chambéry vermouths. This dry vermouth continues to captivate bartenders and mixologists worldwide thanks to its subtle balance and aromatic richness. Lightly sweetened and slightly golden, it reveals a complex olfactory palette where notes of citrus, almond, and mountain plants harmonize beautifully with a slightly bitter base.
Characteristics: Made from a base wine (Ugni blanc), enriched through maceration with around fifteen plants and spices such as wormwood, speedwell, rose, verbena, and yellow génépi.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE: A generous and complex bouquet. Citrus peels dominate, supported by menthol and balsamic nuances. In the background, almond and stone fruit aromas bring an elegant sweetness.
PALATE: A velvety yet lively texture. The fresh and slightly bitter flavors of alpine plants balance with the roundness of almonds and dried fruits, offering refined vibrancy.
FINISH: Persistent and subtle, with echoes of bitter citrus and an herbal touch reminiscent of the mountains. An aromatic signature that lingers in memory.
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