Primitivo Quiles Vermouth Rojo
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Primitivo Quiles Vermouth Rojo

Item # 30957 1L

This historic family winery dating back to the 1780s produces some of the most authentically traditional and highly respected wines in all of Europe. They also make this out of control good red vermouth based in the original secret family recipe. The touch of sweetness is balanced well by surprising notes of green grass, kola nut, tree bark, baking spice, and nutty oxidative notes. Supple, delicious, and versatile.

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Vermouth got such a bad rap over the years but as you may have noticed it's cool again so go ahead and dive in. For me anything that is simple and easy plus refreshing - that is my summer jam. I just mix this beautiful Spanish Vermouth over rocks with soda water and a twist of lime or orange and you are good. Throw in some bitters if you want to mix it up but not necessary. I call it adult coca cola and it goes down easy.

- JGM

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The picturesque city of Alicante in the Valencia region of Spain has a vibrant tourism industry - which makes it all the more surprising that its wines are so little known outside of Spain. The region, lying on the southeastern border, produces a great variety of wines - from light and fruity whites to oak-aged Cabernet. It can also claim some of the best Moscatels in the country, as well as a unique rancio wine made from sun-dried Monastrell grapes called Fondillon.


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