Martini Bitter

Name: Martini Bitter
Brand: Martini
Rating: 90 (1 reviews)

Martini

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Tasting 2017

Martini Bitter from the destillery Martini has been rated with 90 Falstaff points . It is a Wine-Based Aperitif from Italy

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 19.10.2017

The nose is rather subtle at the beginning, with hints of lovage and red fruit. Slight sweetness on the palate before the bitterness hits full force. Dry, medium-long finish.

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Region: Italy

Distillery: Martini

Category: Vermouth - Wine-Based Aperitif

Alcohol Level: 25%

Content: 1 litre

Region

Italy

Among the largest wine producers in Europe is Italy; here are vines from the Alpine country down to Sicily, on only sporadically interrupted vineyards. The...

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Distillery Martini

Martini

Piazza Luigi Rossi 2
10023 Pessione
Italien
www.martinierossi.it

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