Dry vermouth

Originally created for medicinal purposes, vermouth has a long history and broad footprint. Everyone from the Romans to the ancient Greeks has crafted their own version. The fortified wine flavored with botanicals, roots, and herbs gets its name from a 16th-century Bavarian wine, vermutwein, which was flavored with wormwood. Wormwood is the defining ingredient in vermouth and the herb provides the drink with its distinct bitterness.

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Dry vermouth cocktails are like a sophisticated yet approachable dance for your taste buds. Imagine a versatile, aromatic spirit that brings a touch of herbal complexity and a hint of subtle sweetness to your libations. #dryvermouth #cocktails

Discover the perfect balance of sweet and bitter with these 11 dry vermouth cocktails. Perfect for any occasion, impress your friends with your mixology skills!

Here are the secrets to the best Manhattan cocktail! Add style to your evening with this easy classic vermouth cocktail made with just three ingredients.

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The bottle's not going to drink itself. But you don't have to commit to a dozen martinis. Here are some other cocktails and recipes for cooking with dry vermouth.

Vermouth, a fortified wine, comes as dry white vermouth and sweet red vermouth. Both are used for cocktails. Dry vermouth is also used for cooking.

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Embrace the tropical vibes with our El Presidente cocktail recipe! 🍹🌴 This Cuban classic combines white rum, orange curaçao, dry vermouth, and grenadine for a symphony of Caribbean flavors. Shake, strain, and garnish with an orange twist to transport your taste buds to a sunny paradise.🌺🥂 #ElPresidente