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Vermouth Red

Burschik's

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Vermouth Red from the destillery Burschik's has been rated with 92 Falstaff points . It is a Rosso from Austria

Tasting Notes

92

Tasting from 20.11.2020: Benjamin Herzog, Erhard Ruthner, David Penker, Fryd Gerold, Roland Graf, Daniel Ulicny, Andreas Portz

The citrusy nose exudes plenty of freshness, lively acidity and appetising fruit. On the palate, spicy notes of cinnamon and vanilla round off the overall picture.

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Region: Austria

Distillery: Burschik's

Category: Vermouth - Rosso

Alcohol Level: 16%

Content: 0.75 litre

Region

The history of Austrian viticulture dates back to 3000 BC, as evidenced by the discovery of grape seeds in Krems. For a long time, viticulture in the country...

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Distillery Burschik's

Burschik's

Zinckgasse 8
1150 Wien
Österreich
+43 (1) 9821225
[email protected] www.burschik.com

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Burschik's Vermouth Klassik

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Oak Red

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Red

Vienna, Austria

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Vienna, Austria

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Burschik Vermouth Red

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik Vermouth Oak

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Burschik Vermouth Rosé

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Burschik's Vermouth Dry

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Rose

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Oak Red

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Dry

Vienna, Austria

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Burschik's Vermouth Dry

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Burschik's Vermouth Rosé

Vienna, Austria

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