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Botella de Lince Rojo vermut artesanal de 1 litro, etiqueta con lince rojo y leyenda Nacido en tierra de lince
Rojo

Badajoz

Lince

Red · Artisan · Medium-sweet

Lince Rojo

Lince

Badajoz , España

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Overall impression

Lince Rojo is the premium artisan vermouth of the Lince brand, born in Badajoz (Extremadura) from three friends united by vermouth and the Iberian dehesa, per lince-vermut.com. Launched in May 2026 with a first production run of 4,000 one-litre bottles, it is made on a base of wine destined for cava production and a careful selection of more than twelve natural botanicals —wormwood, cinnamon, clove, rosemary, cardamom, ginger and other spices— with a subtle touch of acorn that adds depth and a unique Iberian nuance. The winery declares 15% vol., in line with traditional vermouths, and a balanced profile meant to be enjoyed without fuss. The project allocates part of its profits to AMUS (Acción por el Mundo Salvaje) to support Iberian lynx conservation and other emblematic species. Already available in Madrid, Extremadura, Germany and the UK per the winery.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation.

How to serve it

Between 6 and 8 °C, ideal as a solo aperitif or with ice and a slice of orange or lemon, per the official technical sheet. Also in premium cocktails where a dehesa vermouth brings Iberian character.

Production context

Made in Badajoz (Extremadura). 1-litre bottle; cases of 6 units per technical sheet. Cava-wine base; more than twelve natural botanicals with acorn incorporation. 15% vol. No barrel ageing declared. Label states artisan vermouth, gluten-free and additive-free. First edition limited to 4,000 bottles. Part of profits support Iberian lynx conservation programmes with AMUS. «Rojo» reference in the Lince range, under the brand positioning «100% Iberian, 100% personality».

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