Vermouth di Torino Bianco Superiore (750ml) - Borgogno

Borgogno's White Vermouth Superior emerges from an ancient tradition, encapsulating the essence of 37 different extracts including roots, leaves, flowers, seeds, and fruits, macerated in alcohol for at least two months. This symphony of ingredients ranges from vanilla to cloves, from gentian to rhubarb, culminating in more exotic notes such as sandalwood and cardamom. At the heart of this flavored beverage lies cinchona, extracted from the bark of Cinchona trees, used in three distinct varieties: Calisaya, Soccimano, and Soccirubra, blended with sugar, alcohol, and wine. The base of this Vermouth is Cortese wine, which imparts fresh citrusy notes of orange, lemon, and grapefruit, making it ideal as an aperitif, refreshing drink, or cocktail base. An invitation to enjoy it as preferred: neat, on the rocks, with hot water, or alongside dark chocolate.

Denomination: Vermouth di Torino Bianco Superiore
Vintage: NV
Region: Piemonte (IT), Barolo (CN)
Ageing: Cement
Temperature of service: 12/14°C
Alcol: 17% vol.

Borgogno is an institution in the wine world, with roots dating back to 1761 in the Langhe region of Piedmont. This historic winery has traversed centuries of Italian wine history, significantly contributing to the development of Barolo, known as the "King of Wines." Cesare Borgogno's innovative vision in the 1920s, which expanded production and began exporting wines abroad, positioned Borgogno as an international reference point in the wine industry. Today, Borgogno manages 39 hectares of land, 31 of which are vineyards, with cultivations ranging from indigenous varieties such as Nebbiolo, the protagonist of their renowned Barolo, to minor varieties such as Dolcetto, Barbera, Freisa, Riesling, and Timorasso, the latter being the focus of a revitalization project. Borgogno's philosophy, which combines respect for tradition with an eye for sustainability and innovation, is reflected in its wines, appreciated both for their traditional style and long-term aging potential, making them favorites among Italian wine enthusiasts and collectors.