Martini Rosso Vermouth

Product of: Italy

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Made to Rossi's original recipe developed in the 1860s, this recipe has been passed down through each of the company's Master Herbalists.
Several aromatic herbs are used, with a large proportion of Italian herbs providing the core flavours.

Wormwood quassia, summer savory and dittany are a few of the main botanicals used for Rosso. Martini Rosso is deep red in colour due to the addition of caramel, and contains 140-150g of sugar per litre.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 19/07/2024

Appearance:

Clear, red-brown appearance.

Aroma:

Fruity, tobacco with bay leaf and whiffs and faint strike pad on a box of matches before it has been struck.

Taste:

Medium-bodied, complex and showing great finesse. Bittersweet with notes of tobacco leaf, espresso, cinnamon, liquorice, anise and nutmeg with a cola-like fruitiness.

Aftertaste:

Bittersweet, complex, rich and delicately spicy.

Overall:

Relatively light-bodied compared to other 'rosso' vermouths, with bitter-sweet, cola-like fruitiness, tobacco leaf, coffee, cinnamon, liquorice, anise and nutmeg.