Name: 1757 Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry
Brand: Cinzano
SKU: 13142
Price: 33.99 USD
Availability: InStock

The Story

About 1757 Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry

Founded in 1757, Casa Cinzano is the legacy of brothers Giovanni Giacomo and Carlo Stefano Cinzano. Confectioners by trade, they operated a shop with sweets, candies, pralines, as well as sugar sculptures and jams. Syrups and liqueurs were the stars of the show, naturally. It was during this time that they were experimenting with different recipes, distilling, infusing, and sweetening wines in Torino, Italy.

It was in the mid-1800s that Francesco II, the grandson of Giovanni Giacomo, expanded the family business into sparkling wine and Cinzano grew into a global brand. Before his death in 1868 he secured a new Royal Appointment, focusing the brand on vermouth. The iconic red and blue logo was introduced in 1925, symbolizing Italian passion and pride, with the diagonal slash between the colors symbolizing the company's growth. The historic brand was acquired by Gruppo Campari in 1999, after operating more than 240 years uninterrupted. Today they have a range of Italian sparkling wines, vermouth, and aperitifs.

1757 Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry pays tribute to the founding fathers of Cinzano. Handcrafted in small batches, this vermouth is based on Italian wines, infused with a blend of botanicals and aromatics that include wormwood from Piedmont. The award-winning expression is fresh with wine and Meditarranean herb notes, as well as a pleasant bitterness. Bottled at 32 proof, it has won several prestigious awards.

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About Cinzano

Founded in 1757, Casa Cinzano is the legacy of brothers Giovanni Giacomo and Carlo Stefano Cinzano. Confectioners by trade, they operated a shop with sweets, candies, pralines, as well as sugar sculptures and jams. Syrups and liqueurs were the stars of the show, naturally. It was during this time that they were experimenting with different recipes, distilling, infusing, and sweetening wines in Torino, Italy.

It was in the mid-1800s that Francesco II, the grandson of Giovanni Giacomo, expanded the family business into sparkling wine and Cinzano grew into a global brand. Before his death in 1868 he secured a new Royal Appointment, focusing the brand on vermouth. The iconic red and blue logo was introduced in 1925, symbolizing Italian passion and pride, with the diagonal slash between the colors symbolizing the company's growth. The historic brand was acquired by Gruppo Campari in 1999, after operating more than 240 years uninterrupted. Today they have a range of Italian sparkling wines, vermouth, and aperitifs.

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Tasting Notes

The nose is herbal and fresh with mint, sage, oregano, and thyme on one side, citrus zest and floral notes on the other. The palate is equally herbal and bright with subtle wine notes. The finish is long and mineral with a pleasant bitterness.