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Botella de Vermut Celda Herbáceo con tapón de cristal, rodeada de hierbabuena, menta, naranja y manzana verde, y vaso servido
Rojo

Zaragoza

Celda by Mazmorra / Socio.Studio

Red · Artisan · Medium-sweet

Vermut Celda Herbáceo

Celda by Mazmorra

Zaragoza , España

Overall impression

Vermut Celda Herbáceo is the herbaceous reference from Celda by Mazmorra (Zaragoza), the author vermouth brand of Taberna La Mazmorra. Per the producer, it is an artisan red vermouth on a Macabeo and Chardonnay base from Bodegas Valdovinos, macerated with spearmint, mint and orange peel. The website presents it as a «sharp awakening»: refreshing, citrus balance for introspective moments. Each bottle numbered, torn label hand-applied and glass stopper. 17.2% vol., 75 cl. Forms the classic trio with Especiado and Frutal, extended by the limited Era de los Nogales edition.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation.

How to serve it

According to the house, ideal very cold for reflective aperitif; also at Restaurante Mazmorra with its spherified Gilda. Store in a dry, cool place.

Production context

Made entirely in Aragón by Celda by Mazmorra. Local Macabeo and Chardonnay base (Bodegas Valdovinos, Antillón, Huesca); slow maceration in stainless steel with spearmint, mint and orange peel; artisan filtering and bottling. Limited production: each bottle hand-numbered and unique. Torn-look labels applied by hand, with a story written by the creator. Glass stopper preserves aromas. 17.2% vol., 75 cl. Contains sulphites.

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