Lustau Vermut Blanco Island a little bit bitter

a little bit bitter

Of a pale straw colour

grown in young alluvial soils containing high proportions of New Zealand’s ubiquitous greywacke river stones

concluding with a long

This is about as pure and naked an example of Valencian wine as one can find

Lustau Vermut Blanco Island a little bit bitterA perfect blend of two wines: a dry, mineral and crisp Fino sherry and a sweet and floral Moscatel wine. Intense and bright yellow colour with golden reflections. On the nose it shows floral, citrusy and herbaceous notes over a yeasty and mineral base. The finish is bitter and clean with a long, nutty and refreshing aftertaste. What is a White Vermouth? Dry vermouth, also known as white vermouth or French vermouth, is often clear or very pale yellow