Ojedo (Liébana)
Overall impression
Vermú Sierra del Oso is the vermouth from Orujo de Potes (Sierra del Oso) in Liébana (Cantabria). According to the official sheet, it combines wine macerated with Picos de Europa tea and the producer’s special touch of herbal marc spirit (orujo de hierbas). It is presented as a balanced mix between sweet and bitter, designed to be drunk very cold as an aperitif. 15% vol., 75 cl. For Vermutpedia, it documents a Cantabrian mountain vermouth: aromatised wine with local tea and a nod to the Liébana orujo universe.
Nose and palate
Pending evaluation.
How to serve it
Very cold as an aperitif; the official sheet encourages drinking it well chilled.
Production context
Wine macerated with Picos de Europa tea and a touch of herbal orujo according to the official sheet. 15% vol., 75 cl. Contains sulphites.
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