Why buy Vermuth 9 di Dante Purgatorio Extra Dry

It is made from a dry and characterful Amontillado, and a sweet and silky Pedro Ximénez.

With this base and a series of key botanicals used in its production, such as sage, gentian, coriander, wormwood, and orange peel, a superb balance is achieved with the predominance of wine quality.

Tasting Notes. Sight, Smell, and Taste

The Extra Dry Vermouth offers a captivating floral fragrance with hints of white flowers, followed by touches of lemon zest, sage, and mint on the palate. Despite its dryness, its bitterness is subtle and balanced. Surprisingly, it has a more pronounced body than other extra dry vermouths, highlighting its uniqueness in every sip.

How to Enjoy. Pairing

Serve in a glass with ice and pour the vermouth. Enjoy its floral fragrance and unfolding citrus notes.

Pair this vermouth with olives, almonds, or a mild cheese to enhance its flavor. You can also enjoy it with light dishes. Pair with fresh seafood, green salads, or sushi for a balanced gastronomic experience. If you prefer desserts, try it with fresh fruits or light pastries.

A Bit of History about 9 di Dante Purgatorio Extra Dry…

This exceptional vermouth has its roots in the Piedmont region, Italy. Its uniqueness lies in being made exclusively with 100% Arneis DOC grapes. This grape variety, known for its notes of pear and apricot, brings a unique personality to the vermouth.

The inspiration behind 9 di Dante Purgatorio comes from the second stage of Dante's journey, the Purgatorio. Just as Dante ascended through the levels of purgatory in his masterpiece "The Divine Comedy," this vermouth seeks to elevate the experience of extra dry vermouths.

It's in the Top 40 of economic and cheap products of Vermuth and in the Top 3090 of our best seller products.