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L.N. Mattei Cap Corse Blanc Aperitif 750ml

Corsica, France
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About this bottle

L.N. Mattei Cap Corse Blanc is a traditional aperitif wine from Corsica, France — a white wine fortified with brandy and infused with local herbs and botanicals. It's aromatic and lightly sweetened, built for sipping on its own before a meal or as a base for cocktails that call for a quinquina-style aperitif wine rather than a standard dry vermouth. That herbal, brandy-fortified character sets it apart from the sweet and dry vermouths most people know, closer to a French cousin of Italian aperitif wines. The 750 ml bottle is sized for sharing over a relaxed evening rather than a single quick pour.

How to drink L.N. Mattei Cap Corse Blanc

Serve it chilled, on its own or over ice with a twist of lemon, the way it's traditionally taken before a meal in Corsica. It also works as a substitute for dry vermouth in a Martini if you want something more herbal.

Tasting notes
Noseherbal, botanical
Palatearomatic, lightly sweet
Finishherbal
Specs

VermouthCorsica, France

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve Cap Corse Blanc?

Serve chilled, on its own or with a splash of soda water, as an aperitif before a meal.

What is a 'quinquina'?

Quinquina is a style of aromatized, fortified wine flavored with quinine bark, giving it a bittersweet, herbal edge. Cap Corse is one of the best-known examples, from Corsica.

What cocktails work well with it?

It's a good substitute for white vermouth or Lillet in a cocktail, or simply topped with tonic water.

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