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Baldoria Rosso Vermouth

Baldoria Rosso Vermouth

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Baldoria Rosso Vermouth in a Nutshell

Most rosso vermouth starts with a white wine base, but Baldoria uses both Chardonnay and red Nebbiolo grapes. This blend provides a unique tannic structure and body, balancing its fresh herbal notes and sweet red fruit for a remarkably versatile vermouth.

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Anders' Take on Baldoria Rosso Vermouth

"Baldoria Rosso has a wonderful dried fruit and spice character that works well in a Negroni or Manhattan. A great choice for any home bar."

Let's Answer Your Questions About Baldoria Rosso Vermouth

Where is Baldoria Rosso Vermouth from?

Born from a collaboration between the team behind the acclaimed Parisian cocktail bar Little Red Door and a small distillery in Boves, Italy, Baldoria Rosso Vermouth is a distinctly modern take on a classic. The project began when the bar's founders, seeking better craft cocktail ingredients, decided to create their own. They headed to Piedmont and partnered with a distillery known for its mastery of maceration to bring vermouth into the 21st century. This Rosso uses both Chardonnay and Nebbiolo grapes, with botanicals grown on-site or foraged from the nearby Alps.

How should I use Baldoria Rosso Vermouth?

Baldoria Rosso starts with a blend of Chardonnay and Nebbiolo wines, giving it a distinct body and tannic structure that stands out. It balances notes of sweet red fruit and orange peel with a fresh, herbal bitterness from wormwood, making it an absolute natural in a Negroni or Americano.

What does Baldoria Rosso Vermouth taste like?

Aromas of bitter orange peel and ripe cherries introduce a rich, full-bodied palate of dark berries and bittersweet chocolate. Herbal notes of thyme and savory add complexity, giving way to a long finish where bitterness builds alongside lingering notes of dried fruit and nutmeg.

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