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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.

Cellar-born Andalusian vermouth

In Jerez and Montilla-Moriles, vermouth draws on fortified wine culture: soleras, criaderas, and grapes such as Palomino or Pedro Ximénez give it a character distinct from Mediterranean vermouth. Lustau, González Byass (La Copa), Valdespino, and Alvear are essential references.

This guide brings together the highest-rated profiles from Jerez and Montilla-Moriles on Vermutpedia.

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Top 12 — highest rated

16 Jerez and Montilla-Moriles bottlings with Vermutpedia Score in the catalogue.

# Vermut Bodega Región Nota
1 Lustau Vermut Rojo Emilio Lustau Jerez 9.0
2 VRMT Receta Andalusí Bodegas Robles Montilla-Moriles 8.1
3 Lustau Vermut Blanco Emilio Lustau Jerez 7.8
4 Canasta Vermouth Williams & Humbert Jerez 7.3
5 Fernando de Castilla Vermut Rojo Bodegas Rey Fernando de Castilla Jerez 7.3
6 La Copa Vermouth Reserva González Byass Jerez 7.3
7 Vermouth Pando Williams & Humbert Jerez 7.3
8 Vermut Romate Jerezano Bodegas Sánchez Romate Jerez 7.3
9 Vermut Rojo Dios Baco Bodegas Dios Baco Jerez 6.8
10 Fernando de Castilla Vermut Blanco Bodegas Rey Fernando de Castilla Jerez 6.8
11 La Copa Vermouth Blanco González Byass Jerez 6.8
12 La Copa Vermouth Extra Seco González Byass Jerez 6.8

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Frequently asked questions

What makes a Jerez vermouth different?

It often shows cellar notes — raisin, almond, a saline undertone — inherited from the base wine. It is ideal chilled in a glass with citrus or in mixed drinks that seek depth.