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La Palera Vermouth FraGiò Rosso

La Palera

Borgomasino , Italia

Overall impression

Vermutpedia is re-evaluating the Italian catalogue; the Vermutpedia Score for this entry remains pending until the new tasting round is complete. FraGiò Vermouth di Torino Rosso is La Palera's red reference in Borgomasino (Canavese). The family estate cultivates two hectares in Canavese territory and makes vermouth under the Vermouth di Torino denomination, with Erbaluce as the local grape of reference.

Nose and palate

An artisan Vermouth di Torino rosso conceived as counterpoint to FraGiò Bianco within a two-reference vermouth range sold through the official shop—classic Piedmontese red vermouth identity on a small, terroir-focused scale.

How to serve it

Winery aperitif, neat over ice or in an Americano; classic service to taste the Piedmontese rossa typology without diluting its regional character.

Production context

Sixteen percent alcohol, 75 cl. La Palera's vermouth range is limited to the FraGiò Bianco and Rosso pair; the house presents itself as an artisan producer from Borgomasino with a vocation for Canavese wines.

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