Vermouth is a famous and tasty drink in Spain, especially in the lively city of Barcelona. People of all ages love it, and it has become a big part of Spanish culture. Let’s explore the world of vermouth in a simple way! Vermouth in Spain: Everyone’s Favorite Drink Vermouth is super popular in Spain, and […]
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We all tend to give a nickname to the things we love, a nice way to show love and express affection. However, nicknames can reveal a lot about some characteristics or circumstances from which they are inspired. “Siset” is the affectionate nickname by which Montserrat Mascaró, current producer of the homonymous vermouth, used to call
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Appreciating the value of traditions, of “lifelong” local products, of the exclusive, was common in a time that will never return… or maybe it will. Disguised under the new anglicism of “craft” or better translated as “artisanal”, “the usual” is back in fashion in vermouths, as Jorge Cuesta, producer of Zecchini vermouth madrileño, tells us in
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Before the advent of the internet, bars and cafes were real social fulcrums and vermouth fed the transmission of news. Once upon a time, in an era when long hours of travel were needed to reach the nearest town, sitting in a bar was the best option not only to find peace and quiet, but
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Although vermouth has millenary roots, the Turin brothers Giovanni Giacomo and Carlo Stefano Cinzano, pioneers of modern vermouth, are responsible for the custom of drinking vermouth as we know it today. In 1757 they already became famous with the production of their first aromatic wines in their small store in Turin. A little later, in
