Vermouth Bianco - Mauro Vergano
Vermouth Bianco byVergano is produced from a wine made from local white grapes, flavored with a secret blend of herbs and spices, which make it very aromatic and elegant. Incredibly well balanced, to be enjoyed cold or with ice, with a lemon zest, sparkling water or soda.
Grapes: Local white grapes.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Aging: In the bottle for about 1 month
Contains sulfites
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Vermouth Bianco - Mauro Vergano
Vermouth Bianco byVergano is produced from a wine made from local white grapes, flavored with a secret blend of herbs and spices, which make it very aromatic and elegant. Incredibly well balanced, to be enjoyed cold or with ice, with a lemon zest, sparkling water or soda.
Service
We taste it at a temperature around 18/20 ° in tumbler glasses.
Pairing
Excellent wine for the preparation of cocktails or as an after-meal digestive.
Winery: Mauro Vergano
Mauro Vergano, from Asti, chemist and oenologist by training, spurred on by his uncle Cocchi (one of the brothers of the famous brand of Barolo Chinato), in 1978 tested himself with herbs, sugar and alcohol. For twenty years, he produced a demijohn of chinato wine at Christmas, intended only for friends and relatives. Since 2003, the "Ditta Vergano" has instead structured its production and started selling it to the public: "We are not a winery that wants to add a chinato wine to its products because it is fashionable", explains Mauro. The guiding star of the company remains the so-called "tanning on the palate", that is, the art of identifying and understanding the ideal dosage and assembly for each individual blend by tasting. And then, the use of high-quality raw materials: not only precious herbs and spices, but also high quality wines, an irreplaceable basis for an excellent product. This is how, for example, Lulì and Americano are born. a chinato wine based on Moscato d'Asti with the addition of cinchona and other essences. It takes up the intuition that was already Carpano's for its vermouth dated 1786. The Americano, on the other hand, is an aperitif built on a base of excellent red wine, naturally added with absinthe and other natural aromatic substances. The effect is that of a classic bitter, but with the refinement that only a great artisan product can boast.
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