Why buy Vermuth Vermouth Domingo

Vermouth Domingo is the result of combining the best wines with a selection of extracts of roots, leaves and flowers of aromatic plants and spices that are subjected to a cold maceration process to respect the aroma provided by each of the ingredients.

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

When you pour a glass of Vermouth Domingo, you are struck by its very dark amber colour with reddish notes.

On the nose, it gives off intense and balanced aromas that combine with hints of absinthe and botanicals such as mugwort, chalky dictamo, gentian cinnamon, cloves, coriander, quassia, elderberry and juniper.

On the palate, it has a smooth, sweet entry that is balanced by the bitter notes that are characteristic of a vermouth.

Pairing. How to taste it

The best way to enjoy Vermouth Domingo is in a chilled glass, with two ice cubes and a slice of orange.

A little bit of history about Vermouth Domingo...

The history of Osborne dates back to the end of the 18th century, when a young English merchant by the name of Thomas Osborne Mann arrived in Cádiz to market the wines of the area. He soon began to do business in Puerto de Santa María and it was there that he acquired several bodegas which he would later merge under a single brand name: Osborne.

Its long and impeccable history of almost 250 years has turned Osborne into the great business group it is today, with great fame and international recognition.

It's in the Top 30 of economic and cheap products of Vermuth and in the Top 1870 of our best seller products.