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Blanco

Zaragoza

Foto: Bodegas Valdepablo

White · Medium-sweet

Casa Valdepablo Vermut Blanco

Bodegas Valdepablo

Zaragoza , España

6.6 /10

Vermutpedia Score: 6.6/10

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Overall impression

Casa Valdepablo Vermut Blanco is the clear alternative of Bodegas Valdepablo in Terrer (Aragón), with nearly a century of vermouth production according to valdepablo.com. Floral profile, less intense than the house red, designed for light aperitifs increasingly present in Spanish bars. Accessible litre format within the Casa, Selección and Gran Añada range.

Nose and palate

Yellow colour with golden highlights. Balanced nose: sweet flowers and wild plants, citrus notes and light vanilla aroma — official sheet. Fresh palate, balanced sweet entry, perfect acidity-sweetness balance; persistent sweet aftertaste.

How to serve it

With ice and orange; the bodega suggests light accompaniments such as boiled prawns, mojama or savoury biscuits with fresh cheese. Orange slice in the glass for integrated citrus aroma.

Production context

Made in Aragón by Bodegas Valdepablo, Terrer. 15% vol., 1 L. Range: Casa red, White, Selección and Gran Añada. The bodega emphasises that the white's floral profile responds differently to service — wide glass, large ice and light accompaniments — compared with the house classic red.

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