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Botella de Corona de Aragón Vermouth Tinto, vermut rojo de Cariñena 75 cl 15% vol
Rojo

Cariñena

Foto: Grandes Vinos y Viñedos

Red · Medium-sweet

Corona de Aragón Vermouth Tinto

Grandes Vinos y Viñedos

Cariñena , España

9.0 /10

Vermutpedia Score: 9.0/10

Peñín:
90

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Overall impression

Corona de Aragón Vermouth Tinto is the vermouth of historic Grandes Vinos y Viñedos in Cariñena, Zaragoza: the house takes one of its finest red wines and macerates it with aromatic herbs in oak barrels, following the Aragonese tradition of cellar vermouth. It does not chase boutique rarity but aims for an intense, flavourful, distinctive classic with wide distribution — 90 points in Guía Peñín and availability in 3-litre bag-in-box format. For Vermutpedia, it represents reliable Aragonese vermouth at the top of its category: generous, spiced and recognisable.

Nose and palate

Bright red in the glass. The nose is spiced, with cinnamon, wormwood, clove and floral notes woven through the character of the base wine. On the palate the passage is pleasant, with a gentle touch of semisweet sweetness and a long spiced finish; it dries without austerity, rounds without cloying. A direct, recognisable profile ideal for anyone seeking dependable Aragonese vermouth.

How to serve it

Serve between 8 and 10 °C with appetisers, olives and preserves. It works in traditional hospitality and at home as an everyday table vermouth — straightforward, generous and built for the aperitivo hour without ceremony.

Production context

Made in Cariñena from the bodega's own red wine, with botanical maceration in oak barrels. 15% vol.; formats of 75 cl and 3 L. A classic reference within the Corona de Aragón portfolio alongside wines from the DO Cariñena.

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