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Noilly Prat Extra Dry 1 L

Marseillan, France
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About this bottle

Noilly Prat Extra Dry is a classic French dry vermouth from the house founded in 1813 in Marseillan, made from a blend of wines, spices, and herbs and aged 10-12 months in oak barrels, part of which rests outdoors exposed to the sea air — a maturation method unique to the brand. That outdoor aging is credited with giving Noilly Prat its distinctive salinity and complexity compared to other dry vermouths. Expect a pale color and a delicate, aromatic flavor with bright notes of apple, lemon, orange, thyme, and a hint of cinnamon. It's the standard reference vermouth for a classic dry Martini.

How to drink Noilly Prat Extra Dry

Use it to build a classic dry Martini with gin or vodka, where its herbal complexity does real work rather than just adding dryness. Serve it chilled on its own with an orange twist as a simple aperitif too.

Specs

VermouthMarseillan, France

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Questions about this bottle

Does Noilly Prat need to be refrigerated after opening?

Yes — like other vermouths, it's a fortified wine, not a spirit, so refrigerate it after opening and use it within a month or two for the best flavor.

How should I use Noilly Prat Extra Dry?

Use it in classic cocktails that call for dry vermouth, like a Martini or Vesper, rather than sipping it on its own.

What makes Noilly Prat's aging process unusual?

Part of its 10-12 months of barrel aging happens outdoors, exposed to sea air near Marseillan, France — a maturation method the brand credits for its distinctive salinity.

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