Vermouth "Martini" Extra Dry, 0.5 L
Tasting Notes
Vermouth straw color.
Martini Extra Dry Dry has a unique taste - dry, but not bitter.
Vermouth with a more pronounced compared to Rosso, aroma, which were evident notes of raspberry, lemon, and a light shade of iris.
Martini Extra Dry use in a clean, chilled form. Vermouth is the basis for a great number of cocktails, including exotic. He served with ice and a slice of lemon.
Interesting Facts
Martini Extra Dry is a kind of dry martinis. His debut at the New Year celebrations in 1900. Vermouth instantly became a great success, and his release was excellent, the best move of the company. Before the advent of Martini Extra Dry been issued and other dry vermouth, but that Extra Dry has become extremely popular. This beverage little sugar (2.8% instead of the normal 16%) and high alcohol content (18% instead of the normal 15%). Magnificent taste of vermouth and savor its flavor are added due to its composition - the connection of more than 30 elements. Drink recipe goes back more than 2000 years. This type of martini lovers prefer mostly dry wines, among which there are both men and women. The basis for the manufacture of Martini Extra Dry - the same as for other species, but it is added to extracts of herbs. Martini Extra Dry won numerous awards (a total of 40 awards), is the most titled Maritini vermouth. He was given as a reward from the monarch of Belgium and France, and the monarch of Piedmont even gave us an opportunity to place a label on a personal coat of arms.
Producer's description
The history of Martini began in the 19th century. In 1847, in the town of Pession, in the Piedmont region, a company for the production of wines and liquors was founded. One of the partners was the commercial agent Alessandro Martini. Luigi Rossi, herbal expert and winemaker, researched various flavors and found a great combination for vermouth. Luigi Rossi and Alessandro Martini became the owners of the company and their vermouth was called "martini". Their heirs made the company one of the most famous producers of vermouth. A large number of different medals proves the high merits of the drink. Even the King of Piedmont, Umberto I, allowed the company to place its coat of arms on the label - a white cross on a red background. At the end of the twentieth century, the Martini and Rossi company became the owner of several well-known alcoholic companies: Offley, Otar, Benedictine Liqueur. In 1992, she joined the Bacardi industrial group. Now more than 200 million bottles of Martini are sold annually worldwide.
