Liqueurs & Cordials/Chazalettes and Co. Vermouth Di Torino Rosso Vermouth Della Regina 750 ml

Chazalettes and Co. Vermouth Di Torino Rosso Vermouth Della Regina 750 ml

Piedmont, Italy · 33.0 Proof
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About this bottle

Chazalettes Vermouth di Torino Rosso della Regina is a red vermouth from Turin, Italy, made to a house recipe dating back to 1876 and named for a royal patent granted by Queen Margherita in 1907. It's built on a red wine base infused with wormwood, Piedmontese savory, marjoram, musk mallow, and coriander, then lightly fortified to 16.5% ABV. The nose leans toward dried herbs and bitter orange peel, the palate carries cocoa and dark caramel sweetness balanced against wormwood bitterness, and the finish stays long and slightly bitter rather than cloying. It suits drinkers who want an Old World, herb-forward vermouth rather than a sweeter commercial style.

How to drink Chazalettes Vermouth di Torino Rosso della Regina

Serve chilled on its own over ice with an orange twist, or use it as the sweet vermouth in a Manhattan or Negroni, where its herbal bitterness holds up against rye or gin. Once opened, keep it refrigerated and drink within a month or two, since it's a wine-based product that fades with air.

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Liqueur33.0 proof · Piedmont, Italy

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How should I store Chazalettes Vermouth della Regina after opening?

Keep it refrigerated and tightly sealed once opened; as a wine-based aperitif it will fade within four to six weeks rather than lasting indefinitely like spirits.

What cocktails work well with this vermouth?

Its herbal, slightly bitter profile makes it a solid sweet vermouth for a Manhattan or Negroni, and it also works simply over ice with a twist.

Where is this vermouth made?

It's produced in Turin, Italy (Piedmont), following a Chazalettes recipe dating back to 1876.

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