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Botella de Vermouth Campanelli Rosso de Bodegas Vidal, formato litro con etiqueta de la línea Campanelli
Rojo

Almassora

Bodegas y Destilerías Vidal

Overall impression

Vermouth Campanelli Rosso is the red reference of Bodegas y Destilerías Vidal’s Campanelli line (Almassora, Castellón), the family house behind El Artesano, Artesano Selección, Gran Artesano and DIA’s Ardanche. Per bodegasvidal.com it is sold in 1 L at 15% vol., within the Vermouth catalogue alongside the Artesano family. The Italianate naming places it in the affordable bar and home segment, parallel to El Artesano as a volume brand. For Vermutpedia, Campanelli Rosso completes Vidal’s Castellón mass-market map: the same distillery supplying private label (Ardanche) and entry manufacturer brand (Artesano).

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation. The house describes for the Artesano family — same bodega and aromatic-herb philosophy — an intense nose with herbal notes and light balsamics. Campanelli Rosso, as an affordable litre, leans toward a classic semisweet Mediterranean aperitif profile: caramel, dried herb and contained bitterness, without Gran Artesano’s strength or hierarchy (18% vol.).

How to serve it

Very cold, with ice, orange and olive; the litre suits home tap and celebrations in the Valencian Community. Fits an affordable Americano or soft Negroni when seeking a budget Spanish red. Pairs with pickles, olives and simple tapas. Keep sealed in a cool place.

Production context

Made by Bodegas y Destilerías Vidal S.L. in Almassora (Calle Valencia 16, El Mijares estate, Castellón). 15% vol., 1 L; GTIN-13 8411304000702 per official sheet; contains sulphites. Campanelli range: Rosso and Bianco. Shares catalogue with El Artesano, Artesano Selección, Gran Artesano and distribution lines (Brisamare, Enseña, Ardanche for DIA).

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