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Alcázar de San Juan

Overall impression

Viña Angora Vermut is the house vermouth of Bodegas Augusto Angora Quirós (Alcázar de San Juan, Ciudad Real), a family winery founded in 1920 that markets its wines under the Viña Angora brand in D.O. La Mancha. It is made and served at the bodega-taberna on Calle Trinidad alongside house wine and mistela, and sold to take away; customer reviews highlight the «homemade vermouth» and Manchego tapas as the venue's signature. No detailed public technical sheet (alcohol, botanicals or vermouth base grape not declared on an own website).

Nose and palate

Pending evaluation.

How to serve it

Cold or on ice, neat or with soda water in Manchego taberna style; with cheese, migas or local charcuterie at the Alcázar bodega. A local aperitif product rather than industrial cocktail vermouth.

Production context

House production at Bodegas Augusto Angora Quirós, C/ Trinidad 42, 13600 Alcázar de San Juan (tel. 926 542 409). Viña Angora brand; also D.O. La Mancha wines and mistela. No documented online shop; sold on site with Spain-wide shipping per taberna reviews. Sole vermouth reference from the house documented to date.

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