Rojo
Piamonte
Red · Artisan · Medium-sweet
9diDANTE Inferno Vermouth Superiore Rosso
9diDANTE
Piamonte, Italia
- Ageing
- Unaged
Updated June 9, 2026
Re-evaluation pending
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The best Italian vermouths
Birthplace of modern vermouth: we are re-evaluating the full Italian catalogue. Until the new scores are published, the table at the top remains empty.
Italy, birthplace of vermouth
Vermouth as we know it was born in Turin in the late eighteenth century. Italy remains a world benchmark today: Carpano, Cocchi, Cinzano, and Contratto sit alongside family cellars and author vermouths across Piedmont, Lombardy, and beyond.
At Vermutpedia we have reviewed more than one hundred and eighty Italian references. At the request of several cellars and to refine our tasting criteria, we are re-evaluating the full catalogue; previous scores are on hold until the new round is published.
How we built this ranking
We rank by Vermutpedia Score (0–10), an editorial criterion described in our methodology. During the re-evaluation, no Italian references have a published score; the table at the top is intentionally empty. We will include only vermouths — not quinquinas or chinatos — when the new scores are ready.
Top 15 — highest rated
Vermutpedia is re-evaluating every Italian reference in the catalogue. Until the new tasting round is complete, previous scores have been withdrawn and all profiles are marked as "unrated". The table at the top will remain empty until the new scores are published. The listing below remains available for browsing profiles.
0 Italy bottlings with Vermutpedia Score in the catalogue.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best Italian vermouth according to Vermutpedia?
We are re-evaluating the Italian catalogue and have temporarily withdrawn all previous scores. Until the new round is published, no Italian reference has a Vermutpedia Score in the ranking.
What is Vermouth di Torino?
It is an Italian geographical indication that regulates vermouths produced in Piedmont with predominantly Piedmontese grapes and an aromatic profile tied to Turinese tradition. See our regional Vermouth di Torino guide for context and the filtered catalogue.
Why are there no scores on Italian profiles?
We withdrew previous scores to retaste with unified criteria. Profiles remain published with reviews and technical data; scores will return when we complete the tasting round.
Which dry Italian vermouth do you recommend?
When we publish the new scores, we will prioritise Italian Chambéry-style extra dry (Chazalettes, Contratto) and artisan dry vermouths from Piedmont. Meanwhile, filter by "Extra dry" style in the Italian catalogue to explore profiles.