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Noilly Prat Extra Dry 750ml

France · 36 Proof
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About this bottle

Noilly Prat Extra Dry is a French dry vermouth from Marseillan on France's Mediterranean coast, where the producer has aged its base wines outdoors in oak barrels exposed to sun, wind, and salt air since 1813 — a maturation method unique to the house. That outdoor aging, followed by a blend of botanicals including chamomile and bitter orange peel, gives it a distinctly saline, herbal dryness that sets it apart from Italian-style vermouths. Expect a pale straw color, a nose of chamomile and citrus, and a crisp, bone-dry palate with real botanical complexity. It's the standard reference vermouth behind the classic dry Martini.

How to drink Noilly Prat Extra Dry

It's the backbone of a classic dry Martini — measure it properly rather than waving the bottle over the glass, its dry, saline character is meant to be tasted.

Tasting notes
Nosechamomile, citrus
Palatecrisp, bone-dry
Finishherbal, saline
Specs

Vermouth36 proof · outdoor-aged oak barrels · France

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Questions about this bottle

What cocktails work well with Noilly Prat Extra Dry?

It's a classic dry vermouth for a Martini or Vesper.

How should I store Noilly Prat after opening?

Refrigerate it and use within a month or two — vermouth is a fortified wine, not a spirit, so it fades faster than gin or vodka once opened.

What makes Noilly Prat's aging process unusual?

The producer ages its base wines outdoors in oak barrels exposed to sun, wind, and salt air in Marseillan, France, since 1813, a maturation method unique to the house that gives it a distinctly saline, herbal dryness.

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