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Rojo

Tortosa

Overall impression

Vermouth Lehmann Rojo comes from Bodegas y Destilerías Lehmann in Tortosa (Terres de l'Ebre, Tarragona), a distillery with roots in the last third of the nineteenth century near the Ebro Delta. Fifth family generation; tradition in spirits, soleras, brandy, delta fruit liqueurs and vermouth. Composed of more than forty extracts of herbs, roots, flowers, spices and fruits according to specialist distributors.

Nose and palate

Dark amber colour. A nose of aromatic herbs and spices. On the palate, intense, balanced and velvety flavour according to the house. Recommended pairing: piparras and olives from Bajo Aragón.

How to serve it

Cold, neat or over ice, with pickles and Ebro aperitifs. Also available in 75 cl format depending on channel.

Production context

Made in Tortosa (Tarragona). Base of Garnacha Blanca and Macabeo; maceration with more than forty botanicals. Fifteen percent alcohol, 1 L bottle (100 cl) in the official shop. Siblings: Lehmann Blanco and Lehmann Tradición.

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