Description
What kind of spirit is this
Berto Vermouth di Torino Rosso Superiore by Distilleria Quaglia is a sweet aromatised wine from Piedmont, Italy, crafted from Barbera d’Asti and Cortese. Displaying a deep brown hue, it offers a refined profile led by distinct wormwood aromas. The palate provides a rich structure, harmonising balsamic botanical notes such as juniper and mint with hints of soft vanilla. Concluding with a slightly bitter finish, this vermouth is exceptional served neat over ice or as the base for a classic cocktail.
Where it comes from
Originating from Piedmont, Italy, this vermouth reflects the historic style of Vermouth di Torino. By uniting the intensity of Barbera d’Asti with the freshness of Cortese, Berto roots its recipe in regional viticulture. This approach ensures a balanced interplay between the underlying vinous structure, natural sweetness, and herb-driven bitterness. The careful selection of ingredients guarantees a precise aromatic character, establishing a genuine Piedmontese identity that honours the renowned aromatised wines of the region.
How it is produced
Production relies on a sixty-day botanical infusion, allowing herbs and spices to gently release their aromas into the base wine. Following this extraction, the botanicals are pressed and blended with Piedmontese wine, alcohol, and sugar. The vermouth then undergoes a slow maturation phase in stainless steel tanks, stabilising the profile and preserving its clarity of flavour. Best served between sixteen and eighteen degrees Celsius, it reaches its full potential poured over ice with an orange twist, or as a foundational ingredient in a Negroni Superiore.
History & Heritage
Crafted by the certified-organic Antica Distilleria Quaglia, Berto Vermouth di Torino Rosso Superiore is an award-winning, discontinued Piedmontese rarity. Produced using traditional artisanal methods, this exquisite vermouth blends prestigious Barbera d’Asti DOCG and Cortese DOC base wines. A complex selection of herbs and spices undergoes a 60-day botanical infusion, followed by slow maturation in stainless steel tanks. Awarded first prize at the 2021 IWSC, this traditional spirit captures Turin’s rich heritage, offering a deeply elegant and intensely flavourful experience.
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Serve at:
10 - 12 °C
- Start up year: 1890
- Oenologist: Carlo Quaglia
The production of high-quality liqueurs and spirits soon joined the production of grappa in the early years. The company's philosophy is to operate in symbiosis with the land, respecting the raw materials it gives us and protecting the rules that protect it. For this reason, Distelleria Quaglia has been certified as an Organic Distillery since 2018.
Each liqueur writes a story of the terroir and raw materials as the company believes that the distiller's art is to tell it by seeking the perfect combination of aromas and sensations. Time is the secret ingredient combined with patience and rest, one of the most important aspects to take the product to a higher level of quality.
Craftsmanship is the key. The company starts preparing the liqueur by looking for excellence in the raw materials and processing them by hand to preserve all the properties intact. Read more
| Name | Berto Vermuth di Torino Rosso Superiore 0.75L |
|---|---|
| Type | Vermouth |
| Size | 0,75 l |
| Alcohol content | 18.0% by volume |
| Country | Italy |
| Region | Piedmont |
| Vendor | Distilleria Quaglia |
| Story | History & Heritage Crafted by the certified-organic Antica Distilleria Quaglia, Berto Vermouth di Torino Rosso Superiore is an award-winning, discontinued Piedmontese rarity. Produced using traditional artisanal methods, this exquisite vermouth blends prestigious Barbera d’Asti DOCG and Cortese DOC base wines. A complex selection of herbs and spices undergoes a 60-day botanical infusion, followed by slow maturation in stainless steel tanks. Awarded first prize at the 2021 IWSC, this traditional spirit captures Turin’s rich heritage, offering a deeply elegant and intensely flavourful experience. |
| Origin | Piedmont, Italy |
| Production technique | Infusion of herbs and spices in the wine for 60 days, followed by pressing and blending; slow maturation in stainless steel tanks |
| Aging | Herbs and spices infused in wine for 60 days, then slow maturation in stainless steel tanks. |
| Allergens | Contains sulphites |

