Antica Formula Carpano Vermouth

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Antica Formula Carpano Vermouth
From Carpano, home of the first ever vermouth, this highly sought-after red vermouth is made to an original recipe dating from 1786. Your Manhattans will never be the same again.


£26.04 inc. VAT (£22.17 ex. VAT)



 
More Details:
Strength: 16.5%
Bottle Size: 100cl
 
Customer Reviews:

Posted on 27 Jun 2008 :

the best there is, the best there was and the best there will be... Posted By: brilliant.cocktails

Posted on 24 Jul 2009 :

Love this vermouth. My Negroni's have changed forever!


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Tasting Notes:

Tasting Notes by Tim F

Nose:  Rich and deep, with baked oranges, fruit compote, raspberry, dried mixed peel, oxidised red wine, thick-cut marmalade, marinated cherries, black tea and vanilla and wood tannins from the oak maturation.

Palate:  Medium-bodied but very characterful, with the aromas from the nose surprisingly intense and long-lasting on the palate.  The orange peel / marmalade, tea and oak flavours seem most prominent but with plenty of other fruit and herby spices behind.

Finish:  Long and persistent, slightly drying.  Marmalade and bitter orange liqueur.  Very moreish.

Comment: Easily the most interesting and complex red vermouth we've tried.  Unmistakably Italian, you can tell this is the real thing.


Tasting Notes by Simon Difford

Nose: An initial whiff of peat smoke, freshly cut tree bark, clove and honey is followed by berry fruit and vanilla.

Palate: The intense, sweet and sour palate is complex with fruity, red berry notes and bitter orange.

Finish: The finish is tangy and at the same time fresh and cleansing. The dying flavour is zesty orange and stewed dates.

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Brand Info:
Antica Formula

Antica Formula

Antica Formula is a red vermouth made from an original recipe by Antonio Benedetto Carpano, the man credited with creating modern vermouth in Turin in 1786.  Carpano originally developed vermouth by mixing herbs with a base wine and then sweetening it by adding spirit.  His new drink proved so popular that soon his shop had to stay open 24 hours a day to satisfy demand.

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