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Vermut
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Vermut Zarro Rojo 1L
Red Zarro Vermouth elaborated in Madrid. It couldn't be that one of the most vermouth areas of Spain doesn't have a winery that produces vermouth a...
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Zarro Vermut Reserva N.V. 1L
Red Zarro reserva vermouth, elaborated in Madrid. It couldn't be that one of the most vermouth areas of Spain doesn't have a winery that produces v...
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Vermut Zarro Ecológico 750ml
Gold color with orange trim. The aromas stand out on the nose with hints of cinnamon and absinthe. In the mouth it is elegant, highlights the power...
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Vermut Zarro Blanco Especial Taberna 750ml
If you enjoy aperitif time in a big way and you like the usual flavors, this Zarro white vermouth is a tribute to all those moments we spend in the...
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Vermut is a type of fortified wine that originates from the Penedès region of Spain. It is typically made from a blend of red wine and brandy, and is often flavoured with herbs and spices. The most popular brands of vermut include Júlia Iglesias, Miquel Guarro, and Vermut Miró.
Vermut has a sweet and slightly bitter taste, with flavours of fruits and herbs. Its colour can range from deep red to amber, depending on the type of wine used in its production.
Vermut has a long history in Spain, dating back to the 18th century. It was originally created as a medicinal tonic, but soon became a popular drink in its own right.
Did you know: Vermut is sometimes known as 'the wine of Barcelona', due to its popularity in the city.
Vermut has a sweet and slightly bitter taste, with flavours of fruits and herbs. Its colour can range from deep red to amber, depending on the type of wine used in its production.
Vermut has a long history in Spain, dating back to the 18th century. It was originally created as a medicinal tonic, but soon became a popular drink in its own right.
Did you know: Vermut is sometimes known as 'the wine of Barcelona', due to its popularity in the city.