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Vermutpedia

Territory

Regional hubs

Vermouth scenes with their own history: from Reus vermouth to Vermouth di Torino, with catalogue and ranking by area.

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Reus vermouth

Historic capital of Spanish vermouth: from century-old cellars to new artisan expressions from Camp de Tarragona.

Regional catalogue · Reus →

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Jerez and Montilla-Moriles vermouth

Fortified wine, solera, and Andalusian botanicals: the vermouth born in the cellars of Marco de Jerez and Montilla-Moriles.

Regional catalogue · Jerez and Montilla-Moriles →

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Vermouth di Torino

Historic epicentre of modern vermouth: the Turinese school and the highest-rated Piedmont cellars in our catalogue.

Regional catalogue · Turin and Piedmont →

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Chambéry vermouth (Dolin)

Birthplace of French dry vermouth: the Chambéry school and the Dolin classics that define the dry Martini.

Regional catalogue · Chambéry →

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Catalan vermouth

From Reus tap vermouth to Penedès expressions: the Catalan scene in nearly ninety references in the Vermutpedia catalogue.

Regional catalogue · Catalonia →

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Galician vermouth

Atlantic character, Albariño, and coastal botanicals: the highest-rated Galician vermouth on Vermutpedia.

Regional catalogue · Galicia →

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Andalusian vermouth

Solera, Montilla, and botanicals from the south: Andalusian vermouth in the Vermutpedia catalogue.

Regional catalogue · Andalusia →

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Bercian vermouth

Mencía, mountain terrain, and author vermouth: the Bierzo scene on Vermutpedia.

Regional catalogue · El Bierzo →

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Madrid vermouth

From classic tap vermouth to artisan Valdemoro expressions: the Madrid scene in more than twenty references in the Vermutpedia catalogue.

Regional catalogue · Madrid →