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La Quintinye

La Quintinye
Vermouth Royal Extra Dry

Category: Vermouth Dry

Date Tasted:
Country: France
Alcohol: 17%
91 Points
Gold Medal
Exceptional
$24
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La Quintinye
Vermouth Royal Extra Dry

Category: Vermouth Dry

Date Tasted:
Country: France
Alcohol: 17%
Clear straw color. Fruity, complex aromas of apricot jam, orange peel and yuzu, sage and white tea, and olive brine with a silky, bright, dry thin body and a smooth, brisk lemon peel, golden raisin and apple, jasmine teas, sage, thyme, yuzu, and rose water finish. A bright and lemony aperitif wine with just the right amount of bitterness; grab this for your next Martini or serve chilled over ice.

Tasting Info

Spirits Glass Style: Fruity
Aroma Aroma: apricot jam, orange peel and yuzu, sage and white tea, and olive brine
Taste Flavor: lemon peel, golden raisin and apple, jasmine teas, sage, thyme, yuzu, and rose water
Smoothness Smoothness: Smooth
Finish Finish: Normal
Enjoy Enjoy: Enjoy on its own
Bottom Line Bottom Line: A bright and lemony aperitif wine with just the right amount of bitterness; grab this for your next Martini or serve chilled over ice.

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Wine Specialty is a category for higher alcohol wine based on aperitifs with a variety of flavorings that are sold in the spirits channel, but are not traditional fortified wines. This includes fruit aperitifs from Poland at 36 proof made from cherry and peach; Pineau des Charentes, a French aperitif made from wine grapes and Cognac eau-de-vie, and spiced dessert wine, made from herbs steeped in sweet wine. These specialty wines can have multiple purposes, be it drinking on their own, use in cocktails or even in cooking.