Monóvar
Overall impression
Vermut Diábolo Rojo is the artisan red vermouth of Bodega Cooperativa Santa Catalina del Mañán (Monóvar, Alicante), a cooperative founded in 1962 on the Mañán plain. Per distribution channels aligned with the house, it starts from local wine (Monastrell) macerated with aromatic herbs and flowers. The Diábolo brand evokes the peasant symbol linked to nature worship; commercial messaging presents it as an Alicante aperitif tradition elixir. 15% vol., 75 cl bottle with reusable porcelain swing-top. It pairs with Vermut Diábolo Blanco from the same cooperative.
Nose and palate
Pending evaluation.
How to serve it
Very cold, without ice, with an orange or grapefruit slice; also accepts ginger ale or a splash of soda. Pairs with aperitifs, meats, fish and seafood.
Production context
Made in Monóvar by Cooperativa Santa Catalina del Mañán: local wine base (Monastrell) and maceration of herbs and flowers, per commercial sheets. 15% vol., 75 cl format; contains sulphites. No barrel ageing declared. Red reference of the Diábolo range alongside the white.
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