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Txurrut Vermut presents a deep amber hue, inviting with a bouquet of dried herbs, orange peel, and subtle aniseed, underscored by a whisper of clove.



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Txurrut Vermut presents a deep amber hue, inviting with a bouquet of dried herbs, orange peel, and subtle aniseed, underscored by a whisper of clove. On the palate, it showcases a harmonious interplay of sweet and bitter elements, with a velvety texture that carries flavors of caramelized nuts, dried figs, and a hint of wormwood. The finish is long and complex, marked by a refreshing bitterness that is quintessentially vermouth. This vermut exemplifies the traditional Basque style, offering a sophisticated balance that stands as a benchmark for artisanal vermouth production.
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Txurrut Vermut presents a deep amber hue, inviting with a bouquet of dried herbs, orange peel, and subtle aniseed, underscored by a whisper of clove. On the palate, it showcases a harmonious interplay of sweet and bitter elements, with a velvety texture that carries flavors of caramelized nuts, dried figs, and a hint of wormwood. The finish is long and complex, marked by a refreshing bitterness that is quintessentially vermouth. This vermut exemplifies the traditional Basque style, offering a sophisticated balance that stands as a benchmark for artisanal vermouth production.
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