Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino The Balvenie Single Barrel It all starts with planting

It all starts with planting Weber Blue Agave in the rich volcanic soil of the Los Altos de Jalisco

and lobbied hard for the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897

walnuts and cinchona bark (quinine) on a base of Corsican Muscat and Vermentinu mistelles

with a well-integrated proof that never feels harsh

with smooth vanilla and subtle oak

Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino The Balvenie Single Barrel It all starts with plantingGiulio Cocchi first began making aromatized wines in Turin back in 1891, and this vermouth is one of the direct results though it went out of production in the 1980s before current owner Roberto Bava revived it from historical records in 2011. Vermouth di Torino carries real institutional weight: it's one of only two vermouth styles in the world with protected geographic status, the other being French Chambry. The base is Moscato wine from the Asti