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Txurrut Basque Vermouth (750ml)

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Txurrut Basque Vermouth (750ml)

Txurrut Vermouth is a classic aperitivo from Spain’s Basque Country, rooted in a long tradition of herb-infused, wine-based aromatized wines. Made from a base of local white wine and infused with a mix of botanicals, it leans more savory than sweet, with a distinctly Old World profile.

The nose shows dried herbs, citrus peel, and a touch of spice, while the palate brings gentle bitterness, orange zest, and subtle earthy notes layered over a lightly sweet core. It’s balanced and refreshing, with enough structure to stand up in a cocktail but plenty of character to enjoy on its own.

Serve it chilled with a twist of orange or over ice with a splash of soda, or use it in place of sweet vermouth in classic cocktails for a more herbal, slightly drier take.

Txurrut Vermouth is a classic aperitivo from Spain’s Basque Country, rooted in a long tradition of herb-infused, wine-based aromatized wines. Made from a base of local white wine and infused with a mix of botanicals, it leans more savory than sweet, with a distinctly Old World profile.

The nose shows dried herbs, citrus peel, and a touch of spice, while the palate brings gentle bitterness, orange zest, and subtle earthy notes layered over a lightly sweet core. It’s balanced and refreshing, with enough structure to stand up in a cocktail but plenty of character to enjoy on its own.

Serve it chilled with a twist of orange or over ice with a splash of soda, or use it in place of sweet vermouth in classic cocktails for a more herbal, slightly drier take.

$13.30

Original: $37.99

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Txurrut Basque Vermouth (750ml)—

$37.99

$13.30

Description

Txurrut Vermouth is a classic aperitivo from Spain’s Basque Country, rooted in a long tradition of herb-infused, wine-based aromatized wines. Made from a base of local white wine and infused with a mix of botanicals, it leans more savory than sweet, with a distinctly Old World profile.

The nose shows dried herbs, citrus peel, and a touch of spice, while the palate brings gentle bitterness, orange zest, and subtle earthy notes layered over a lightly sweet core. It’s balanced and refreshing, with enough structure to stand up in a cocktail but plenty of character to enjoy on its own.

Serve it chilled with a twist of orange or over ice with a splash of soda, or use it in place of sweet vermouth in classic cocktails for a more herbal, slightly drier take.