Cinzano comes about from the perfect union of
wine, alcohol, sugar and an infusion of herbs and
spices. Still today Cinzanos recipe is unique
in the world and has been kept secret for over 250 years.
Cinzano Bianco has a fragrant, full-bodied and
delicate aroma, it is a sweet vermouth that is extremely
versatile. It must always be served chilled and can be
enjoyed straight as an aperitif or as an ingredient
in a cocktail.
Cinzano Rosso is known throughout the world as the
'Vermouth from Turin' with an amber colour thanks to
its rich infusion of herbs and spices of
prestige and quality. It is the perfect ingredient for
cocktails thanks to its delicate yet persistent and
characteristic aftertaste. It can be served straight or with a
splash of soda.
Cinzano Extra Dry is a dry vermouth that is
delicately flavoured. It can be enjoyed straight or
with ice and, above all, is also a perfect base for many dry
cocktails.
Cinzano Rosé is one of the more recent flavours with a
rosy colour and orange highlights, thanks to the use
of white and rosè wines. It has a sweet,
warm and aromatic flavour with a distinct flavouring
of roses.
Cinzano became part of the company's range of products in 1786 with Cinzano Rosso, which quickly became the drink of the upper middle class of Turin and which, over time has been flanked by other versions which have enriched and updated the range. Since 1999 the Cinzano brand has been a part of Gruppo Campari.
Cinzano is available across the globe.
Top 5 Markets:
Russia
Germany
Brazil
Italy
Spain
The term Vermouth comes from the German word Vermut meaning Absinthe, an important component of the fortified wine.
In all its versions Cinzano is best enjoyed chilled. It can be enjoyed straight or with soda and makes a great aperitif. Cinzano is also am essential ingredient in renowned cocktails around the world like the Americano and Negroni.

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