Dolin Vermouth Chambéry Rouge - dry, full and fresh
Dolin Vermouth de Chambéry Rouge comes from Dolin, a house of the same name, which was founded in 1815 by Joseph Chavasse in the department of Savoie. Joseph Chavasse distilled his liqueur with the extraction of fruits and plants. Later he moved to Chambery and began to marry local Savoy wines with herbs from the nearby mountain region. The Dolin brand in particular goes back to the spouses of a descendant of the founder. As a typical French vermouth, Dolin delights thanks to its dry, full, and fresh character.
White wines, alpine herbs, spices, and essences form the base of this fine vermouth
Excellent white wines, alpine herbs, spices and essences go together to make this fine vermouth. The red coloration of this Vermouth Rouge is not caused by red wine but by the use of selected plant extracts.
Slightly bitter notes meet highly aromatic and spicy flavours. Fruit compote combines with plum and walnut. Cinnamon, vanilla and Szechuan peppers comprise the heavier notes. On the palate complex notes of almonds, citrus, pear, tobacco, spice cake, and oregano are present.
Chilled, as aperitif, or in cocktails - Dolin Vermouth delights
Enjoy Dolin Vermouth by Chambéry Rouge chilled and served as an aperitif. Or you can use this vermouth in the kitchen. For those that prefer to mix their Dolin, it makes a Manhattan unlike any that you've drunk before.
| Brand | Dolin |
|---|---|
| Flavour | almond, cinnamon, citrus fruit, fruit, oregano, pear, pepper, plum, spices, tobacco, vanilla |
| bar code | 3274510003760 |
| ABV | 16% Vol. |
| Weight | 1.20 kg |
| Country of origin | France |
| Manufacturer or importer | Dolin, 1138 Avenue du Grand Arietaz, 73000 Chambéry, France |
| Additional information | contains sulfites |