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La Thériaque Vermouth Blanc Sec

La Thériaque Spiritueux

Languedoc , Francia

7.6 /10

Vermutpedia Score: 7.6/10

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Overall impression

La Thériaque Vermouth Blanc Sec starts from Languedoc white wine, mutated with the house's natural grape eau-de-vie and macerated with seven plants and Mediterranean citrus. Part of an artisan collection of low-sugar vermouths evoking the garrigue of southern France—a dry, Mediterranean answer to cocktail vermouth.

Nose and palate

Garrigue notes with balance between residual sugar and absinthe bitterness; a citron acidity lift. Dry profile designed for aperitif or cocktail without excess sweetness—herbal, bright and distinctly Provençal in spirit if Languedoc in origin.

How to serve it

Cold aperitif, dry spritz or Mediterranean Dry Martini; the house recommends it in cocktail or as aperitif. Eighteen percent alcohol rewards precise, chilled service.

Production context

Eighteen percent alcohol, 70 cl. Pairs with Rouge in La Thériaque's vermouth range; made with typical Languedoc wines and Mediterranean plants collected for macerations lasting several months.

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