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Martini Floreale from the destillery Martini has been rated with 94 Falstaff points . It is a Aperitif from Italy

Tasting Notes

94

Tasting from 16.09.2022: Erhard Ruthner, Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler, Irene Forni, Roland Graf, Hermann Botolen, David Penker, Kathi Schwaller, Daniel Ulicny, Manuel Beyerknecht, Christian Haydn, Harald Wurm, Rafael Topf, Herbert Reinhardt

Fresh, classic vermouth nose with lemon, elderberry and vermouth herb. Balanced on the palate with typical bitterness on the finish. Very refreshing with soda, the citrus notes come out well. Light drinking pleasure.

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Region: Italy

Distillery: Martini

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Aperitif

Alcohol Level: 0.5%

Price: 10 - 20 €

www.bacardi-martini.at

Content: 0.75 litre

Characteristics: non-alcoholic

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

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