ItalyT
Tara
4I liked the soft finish. The only drawback was that the aftertaste lingered too long. I'd order it again in the right mood.
creamy - fruity - richMartini Bianco Vermouth
3.7Martini Bianco Vermouth is a classic Italian vermouth known for its aromatic and herbaceous character. It is crafted from a blend of white wines, herbs, and botanicals, offering flavors of vanilla, citrus peel, and a subtle bitterness. This vermouth has a smooth and velvety texture, making it a versatile ingredient in cocktails such as the Martini Bianco, Negroni, or enjoyed simply over ice with a splash of soda water and a citrus twist.
ABV
Alcohol strength can vary by variant and market. Check the bottle label before serving.
Martini Bianco Vermouth is a liqueur — a sweetened spirit flavored with herbs, fruits, spices, or cream. Liqueurs add complexity to cocktails or can be enjoyed on their own as a treat.
Aromas of vanilla, citrus peel, and aromatic herbs. The palate is smooth and velvety, with flavors of sweet spices, white flowers, and a hint of bitterness. The finish is long and aromatic, with lingering herbal notes. Perfect for mixing in classic cocktails like the Martini Bianco or Negroni, or enjoyed as a refreshing aperitif with a splash of soda water and a slice of lemon or orange. A liqueur by Martini from Italy, blending spirits with natural flavors for a distinctive taste. Made in Italy, home to amari, vermouth, and a rich aperitivo culture. Martini Bianco Vermouth is a classic Italian vermouth known for its aromatic and herbaceous character. It is crafted from a blend of white wines, herbs, and botanicals, offering flavors of vanilla, citrus peel, and a subtle bitterness. This vermouth has a smooth and velvety texture, making it a versatile ingredient in cocktails such as the Martini Bianco, Negroni, or enjoyed simply over ice with a splash of soda water and a citrus twist. Martini Bianco Vermouth is listed by PourBud as Liqueurs from Martini, with an origin linked to Italy. Its listed ingredients include Neutral spirit, botanicals, bittering agents, sugar. The available production notes identify Base Spirit, Flavoring, Sweetening, Blending & Bottling as part of its making or maturation context.
Basic History
A liqueur by Martini from Italy, blending spirits with natural flavors for a distinctive taste.
Origin & Region
Made in Italy, home to amari, vermouth, and a rich aperitivo culture.
Italy
What goes with it
Desserts
Cheese Platter
Chocolate
Ice Cream
After-Dinner Treats
Smoked BrisketTop Reviews
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Inaaya
1I couldn't get past the fact that it felt heavy after one pour. On top of that, it was far too sweet. I tried to make it work, but I wouldn't pick it again.
creamy - fruity - softA
Aadhya
4Served the bottle as a cocktail accent and let it settle for a minute. I liked the creamy texture. The only drawback was that the aftertaste lingered too long. Good enough to revisit, especially with the right serve.
fruity - dessert-like