Yzaguirre Clásico Blanco Vermouth - 750ML
Yzaguirre Clásico Blanco Vermouth
is a Spanish vermouth with a straw yellow color and an intense aroma of herby and spicy notes. It has mild balsamic touches that give it a pleasant and very particular structure aromatic. It is fresca and suave in mouth, very well balanced, with touches of vanilla and cinnamon. It is an excellent aperitivo daily or to accompany Asian or spicy food. You can serve it well chilled with two aceitunas rellenas de anchoa, two or three cubitos de hielo and a rodaja de naranja.
Product Details:
- Country: Spain
- Brand: Yzaguirre
- Spirits Type: Vermouth
- Spirits Style: Blanco
- ABV: 18%
- Taste: Pale yellow, with an intense aroma of herbs and spices. Light balsamic touches that provide a pleasant aromatic structure and particular. Fresh and mild intensity on the palate, well balanced, with hints of vanilla and cinnamon.
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