Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino The Balvenie Single Barrel with smooth vanilla and subtle

with smooth vanilla and subtle oak

This whisky has been called a lot of things in its time: smooth

the unique nature of each ingredient and the barrel they are married in makes every bottling singularly special

right across the majestic barranca (canyon) that divides it from the valley of Tequila

it is an exotic elixir packed with the fiery fresh flavor that all ginger-philes crave

Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino The Balvenie Single Barrel with smooth vanilla and subtleGiulio 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