Vermò Vermouth di Torino Rosso 75cl

I'm a big fan of Torino vermouths. I think I've tried all of the Cocchi ones - the best of which is the sublime Barolo Chinato - and enjoyed many a bottle of Carpano Antica. This I found underwhelming. The orange is tooo dominant, in my view, though it does with passably well in some cocktails. There are far better vermouths for the price

Medium bodied and less sweet compared with other vermouths which I tend to find too sugary. Works great in a Negroni or Manhattan, but I absolutely love it with tonic as a refreshing drink after work. A regular in my home bar!

Wow the reviews for this are distinctly postive. I however was underwhelmed. True, there is a pleasant lack of sweetness, but in all other respects I found this disappointing, especially given the price. To me it has a slight somewhat watery mouthfeel, a certain blandness through its restrictive palate of taste and complexity. In short too much like an alco-pop!

Absolutely tremendous product.
Weather you drink it on the rocks with a slice of Orange and a couple of Olives, or blend it in to your favorite cocktails (Negroni or Americano for me) this drink is absolutely fantastic. 10/10 recommend.
I replaced all the Martini, Yzaguirre and other Vermouths from my bar with VER•MO

I am very surprised with this Vermouth. Its taste and flavour clearly outstands from any other vermut brand that I have tasted. Shame that I can't find it in the supermarket near my house.

Congratulations for this masterpiece ;)

A lovely Vermouth that adds depth to a Negroni.

A serious departure from the sweet stuff so much consumed in Catalonia or Andalusia. Not that those versions are bad (and, some, do not come cheap at all), but Vermò distances itself from them to merge the best of Spain and Italy in one single product. Serious, adult, perfect both in a cocktail or alone, I would ignore the Price and give it a try. The only problema is that once you do so, you won't go back to the others.

This is the stuff. Perfectly serious and balanced, it will make a great adult Negroni as well as a casual aperitif. This versatility is important because I find the Torino style balances the sugars and the bitterness best, and within that paradigm this is a superb example qualitywise. Here in Spain most vermuts are too sweet and the sugariness tends to overpower cocktails and combinations, or ruin aperitifs. I love this beautifully balanced label. Not cheap, tho.

Takes your Negroni to the next level. Also great to have with some ice, I would recommend a lemon peel to garnish. Delicious!

Awesome Vermouth