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Almendralejo

Red · Medium-sweet

Vermut Tamburo Rojo

Sabores Extremeños

Almendralejo , España

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Overall impression

Vermut Tamburo Rojo is the sole vermouth reference from Sabores Extremeños S.L. (Almendralejo, Badajoz): a family liqueur house founded in 1972, first Extremadura spirits company to earn the regional food-quality mark (1991). The name refers to the Italian «tamburo» tradition — a drum where herbs, roots, spices, flowers and fruit were macerated before aromatising vermouth. Per the official shop, it is made by traditional method from quality white wine, selected aromatic herbs, citrus, liquorice and spices; 15% vol. The trade sheet describes mahogany brown with amber reflections, fruity nose (orange peel), balsamic liquorice, cinnamon and integrated wormwood. Available in 1 L (standard) and 3 L for hospitality. For Vermutpedia, it documents Tamburo's volume industrial Extremaduran red vermouth.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation. Trade sheet: amber mahogany; orange peel, liquorice, cinnamon and wormwood on the nose; sweet entry with balanced final bitterness and intense cinnamon aftertaste.

How to serve it

Cold, over ice with an orange slice for Extremaduran aperitif; also in bar formats (3 L). Pairs with olives, pickles and cheeses. Typical serving temperature 6–10 °C.

Production context

Made by Sabores Extremeños S.L. in Almendralejo (Badajoz). Facilities at Av. A Rúa 42/46; ~800,000 bottles per year across liqueurs, creams and non-alcoholic drinks per the house. Contact: sabores@saboresextremenos.com; (+34) 924 67 01 60; saboresextremenos.com / tienda.saboresextremenos.com. Tamburo vermouth range: single documented red reference (1 L and 3 L, same product).

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