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Botella de Vermut Flamenco Bulería de Bodega Rockera Cabriñana, cristal oscuro con etiqueta negra, guitarra flamenca y texto vertical Vermut Flamenco
Rojo

Montilla

Bodega Rockera / Bodegas Cabriñana

Red · Artisan · Medium-sweet

Vermut Flamenco Bulería

Bodega Rockera

Montilla , España

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Overall impression

Vermut Flamenco Bulería is the red reference in the Vermut Flamenco collection from Bodega Rockera (Bodegas Cabriñana), a family winery in the Sierra de Montilla (Córdoba) rooted in Lagar Cabriñana since 1925. According to bodegarockera.com, it starts from a selection of the house's best wines and aromatic extracts that bring complexity and balance; the winery defines it as an intense, aromatic vermouth with deep reddish colour and mahogany highlights. A tribute to the bulería, a joyful and passionate flamenco style. Gold medal at Premios Mezquita 2026 and Special Prize from the Aula del Vino de Córdoba 2026, per the official sheet. 15% vol., 75 cl. Also available in 3 L BIB format. Forms a trio with Alegría (white) and Tango (rosé). For Vermutpedia, Bulería is the flagship red in the house's rock-flamenco Montilla vermouth.

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation.

How to serve it

At 6–8 °C in a wide glass, with ice and an orange slice, as Bodega Rockera recommends; also neat, with soda or as a cocktail base. Pairs with olives, preserves, cheeses, charcuterie, nuts and assorted tapas.

Production context

Bodega Rockera makes Vermut Flamenco Bulería in the Sierra de Montilla, at the foot of Cerro Macho. Aromatised wine from house wines and botanical extracts; no declared barrel ageing. 15% vol., 75 cl (also 3 L bag in box). Family winery inheriting Lagar Cabriñana (1925) and blending wine tradition with musical identity; guided visits by appointment. Contains sulphites.

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