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Botella de Vermut Arraclán con tapón mecánico, etiqueta negra con leyenda Arraclán artesano de la Vera, Vermut Rojo y motivos florales
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Talaveruela de la Vera

Arraclán Vermut

Overall impression

Arraclán is an artisan vermouth made in La Vera (Cáceres), based in Talaveruela de la Vera. The winery controls the entire process integrally: choice of raw materials, production, bottling and distribution until the product reaches the consumer. Built on white wine from Cayetana, an native Extremaduran variety, macerated with local botanicals that reinforce its Vera personality. Wormwood — an artemisia-family botanical — acts as the bitter axis of the formula.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation.

How to serve it

The bodega recommends serving it with ice and a slice of orange. Cold as an aperitivo; check the map of sales points on the official website — local bars and shops — to enjoy it or buy it in a 1-litre bottle or 3-litre bag in box.

Production context

Made with white wine from Cayetana grapes and La Vera botanicals; wormwood as the main ingredient of vermouth bitterness. 16% vol. Formats: 1 L bottle and 3 L bag in box. The Talaveruela de la Vera winery (C/ Iglesias, 65) is not yet open for direct public sales on site.

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