This classic Italian vermouth is still made following the original recipe from 1786 that was created by Antonio Benedetto Carpano. It is one of the first modern vermouth versions. Praised for its exceptional quality, Carpano is characterized by its concentrated, bitter-sweet flavor and complex aromas reminiscent of vanilla, spices, dried fruit, and orange zest.
The base is made with wine sourced from Emilia-Romagna, Puglia, and Sicily, and although the exact recipe is a closely guarded secret, it is known that some of the botanicals include Madagascar vanilla, Iranian saffron, and wormwood from Piedmont.
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