Vermouth Sanson

Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

The first sip of Vermouth Sanson wraps your senses in a warm embrace, its deep amber hue hinting at the bittersweet complexity within. Crafted in Spain with an alcohol by volume of 15.00%, this vermouth balances sun-dried herbs, caramelized orange peel, and a subtle touch of spice that lingers on the palate. Its aromatic profile is both inviting and intriguing, making it an ideal companion for savory bites—try it alongside Manchego cheese or briny green olives to unlock layers of flavor that dance together effortlessly. Whether enjoyed neat over ice or as part of a classic cocktail, Vermouth Sanson brings Spanish tradition and conviviality to every glass.

Producer Information: Bodega San Juan Bautista

Bodega San Juan Bautista, rooted in the sun-drenched valleys of Mendoza, Argentina, was established in 1948 by the García family, who sought to harness the region’s unique terroir and high-altitude vineyards. Their philosophy centers on minimal intervention and sustainable viticulture, allowing native yeasts and traditional methods to express the character of each grape variety. Beyond their flagship Malbecs that capture Mendoza’s signature intensity, they also craft elegant Torrontés whites and a small batch of artisanal grappa distilled from estate-grown pomace. The bodega’s commitment to organic farming and hand-harvesting has positioned it as a leader among boutique producers in Argentina’s Uco Valley wine scene.