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Rojo

México

Red · Artisan · Medium-sweet

Vermut Salut Rojo

Vermut Salut

México , México

Overall impression

Vermut Salut Rojo is the spiciest expression of Vermut Salut: fortified with Mexican gin according to salutvermut.com. Over Mexican wine and more than 30 botanicals macerated for 28 days, the house presents it as structured, spiced and complex —the red of the quartet alongside Blanco (raicilla), Rosado (tequila) and Negro (vodka). Small 22-bottle lots; declared traceability; indicative price 550 MXN. For Vermutpedia, it documents the gin red of this contemporary Mexican line, meant for aperitif and Negroni alike.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation. Official sheet: structured, spiced, complex.

How to serve it

The house proposes Negroni & Salut: Salut Rojo, Campari and orange bitter. Also neat or on ice as a cold aperitif. Typical serving temperature 6–10 °C.

Production context

Vermut Salut: Mexican wine + botanicals + fortification with gin in Rojo. 28-day maceration; 30+ botanicals; 22-bottle lots; national shipping via salutvermut.com. Range: Blanco, Rosado, Rojo and Negro.

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