Food & Drink

Types of Vermouth

Types Of Vermouth is a structured food & drink dataset with 12 entries. Its fields include Style, Origin, Sweetness. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Source:Community curated
Updated:4/9/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 12 rows
Fields
5 columns
Source
Community curated
Data updated
Apr 9, 2026

Included fields: Style, Origin, Sweetness, Flavor Profile, Classic Use.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

Origin groups
8 distinct values
Across 12 preview rows
Sweetness groups
9 distinct values
Across 12 preview rows

Useful for

  • Comparing Style, Origin, and Sweetness across food & drink entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 12 downloadable records
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Style
Origin
Sweetness
Flavor Profile
Classic Use
Dry (French)
FranceDry (under 50 g/L sugar)Herbal, crisp, light floral, subtle bitternessDry Martini, Vesper, 50/50 Martini
Sweet (Rosso)
ItalySweet (130+ g/L)Caramel, spice, cherry, vanilla, bitter herbsNegroni, Manhattan, Americano, Boulevardier
Bianco
ItalySemi-sweetVanilla, citrus zest, elderflower, soft herbsWhite Negroni, spritz over ice, served chilled
Blanc
FranceOff-dry to semi-sweetFloral, pear, honey, chamomileServed on rocks with lemon twist, Chambery style
Rose / Rosato
Italy / FranceSemi-sweetRose petal, red fruit, light bitternessPink Negroni, vermouth spritz, aperitivo pours
Extra Dry
USA / FranceVery dry (under 30 g/L)Bone dry, saline, herbal backboneUltra-dry Martinis, Gibson, direct sipping
Amber / Ambrato
ItalySemi-sweetOrange peel, saffron, wormwood, honeyTurin-style aperitivo, on the rocks with orange
Chinato
Italy (Piedmont)Semi-sweet to bitterCinchona bark quinine, cardamom, rhubarbAfter-dinner sipper, paired with dark chocolate
Vermouth di Torino
Italy (Turin)SweetAlpine herbs, wormwood, spice, vanillaIGP-protected Turin style, traditional Negroni base
Reserva / Reserve
Spain / ItalyVariesOxidized, oaky, complex, nuttyBarrel-aged sipping vermouth, served neat
Punt e Mes
Italy (Carpano)Sweet with bitter edgeOne-part sweet, half-part bitter, orange, colaSignature brand style - Negroni, Hanky Panky
Quinquina Aperitif
FranceSemi-sweetQuinine-forward, orange, warming spiceLillet-adjacent category, Vesper Martini, chilled aperitif

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