Vermouth Mancino Chinato 50cl

Name: Vermouth Mancino Chinato 50cl
Brand: Mancino
SKU: 5686
Price: 29 EUR
Availability: InStock

In Stock

€29.00

VAT included 3-5 gg lavorativi per Italia

Mancino Chinato Vermouth is a modern reinterpretation of a great Italian classic, created by Giancarlo Mancino. It combines the complexity of the three Mancino Vermouths (Secco, Bianco, and Rosso) with a rich Barbera d'Asti DOCG and calissaja cinchona bark. A vermouth with a bold and versatile character, perfect for curious palates.

Vermouth Mancino Chinato

Mancino Chinato Vermouth displays a deep red color with ruby highlights. The nose opens with spicy notes of quinine, followed by hints of aromatic herbs, ripe red fruit, and a touch of sweet wood. On the palate, it is rich and enveloping, with a pleasantly bitter and persistent finish.

How to taste it

A deep and bitter vermouth, perfect enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or used in classic cocktails like the Negroni or Manhattan.

Paese di provenienza: Italia
Gradazione: 17%
Tipologia: vermouth
Temperatura di servizio: 12-14°C
Formato bottiglia: 0,5 l

Brand Mancino

No reviews

Viewed products

In Stock

Spirits

Botanical Gin Bareksten 70cl

€49.90

AGGIUNGI

Bareksten Botanical Gin is a celebration of the wild and mysterious nature of the Norwegian forests, masterfully distilled by the legendary Stig Bareksten. This extraordinary gin captures the pure and uncontaminated essence of Norway, encapsulating the intensity and beauty of the Nordic landscapes in every drop. Its dramatic and captivating black bottle...

16 other products in the same category:

In Stock

Cognac V.S.O.P. François Peyrot 70cl Astucciato

François Peyrot

€51.50

AGGIUNGI

Primo Cognac in assoluto ad essere stato prodotto da questa Maison, il Very Superior Old Pale proviene dalla doppia distillazione delle uve Ugni Blanc e Colombard raccolte nel vigneto Les Bergeronnettes, 25 ettari nel cuore della AOC Grande Champagne Premier Cru. L’alambicco utilizzato è in rame, ha origini molto antiche (risale al XVIII secolo!) ed è...