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Carpano Antica Formula
A reproduction of a vermouth recipe from Benedetto Carpano dating from the late 1780s. Presented in a hand-blown individually numbered bottle
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Mark Galaniuk
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24th June 2024 at 21:11
Supreme taste, very Christmassy. Excellent both neat and with a splash of soda. Can be a bit overpowering sometimes though.
F T
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2nd April 2024 at 07:39
Might want to review the volume of the bottle... 50cl or 500ml seems more likely than 5cl.
Paloma Difford
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2nd April 2024 at 11:27
I've removed the link to The Whisky Exchange which was showing the incorrect bottle size. Thanks for letting us know.
Bruce Wilson
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14th May 2021 at 22:23
My favourite vermouth: rich, complex, sweet but with a subtle bitterness. Makes a killer Manhattan but is fabulous on its own.
Sean Hartley
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8th April 2023 at 14:43
I could have written the same comment Bruce! I wouldn't make a Manhattan with any other vermouth. But when it comes to drinking it on it's own I prefer to stir in a couple of drops of orange bitters.
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