Cucielo Dry Vermouth | 500ML

Introduction

Vermouth: Cucielo Dry Vermouth | 500ML

Fresh citrus is complemented by a light herbal bitterness.

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Size: 500ML

Proof: 29.8 (14.9%ABV)

Origin: Italy

Distillery: Cucielo

A dry expression that joins the Cucielo range alongside its Rosso and Bianco, designed for perhaps the king of all cocktails: The Martini. Cucielo Dry features Aloe Ferox, bitter and sweet orange peel from Calabria, elderflower, dried Sicilian lemon peel, and cardamom, a selection chosen as an homage to aperitivo culture.

Distillery Information

Italian Vermouth brand Cucielo has expanded its collection with the launch of a Dry Vermouth di Torino that has been crafted to capture the essence of Golden Hour and Italian Aperitivo Culture. With crisp notes of fresh Sicilian citrus, complemented by a light yet herbal bitterness, the brands Dry Vermouth di Torino has been designed to highlight the most iconic of aperitif cocktails, the Martini. Its a really exciting time in the history of Vermouth as the rise of aperitif drinks globally has opened up the category to a new generation of drinkers who are not only enjoying vermouth in amazing cocktails but also as the hero ingredient in a spritz or simple serve, said brand founder Andy Holmes. Were also seeing new levels of excitement in vermouth amongst bartenders, who are embracing the spirits complexity which is often compared to that of a perfume. Cucielo Dry is a homage to aperitivo culture from the selection of botanicals through to the label design which is inspired by the iconic golden hour. Authenticity and originality sit at the heart of our products and our dry expression follows the revered techniques that led to Vermouth Di Torino becoming recognised in EU law in 2017 as a DOC appellation for its quality and provenance.