Dry Vermouth

Flagship

Chambery / France, Turin / Italy, Marseillan / France, Spain

Famous For

155 Belmont

Scotch split between two vermouths, a stirred conversation between sweet and dry.

50/50

Equal parts gin and vermouth. The Martini before it became a gin delivery system.

Addington

Two vermouths and soda. No spirit needed when the wine does the work.

ABV15-18%. Most French-style dry vermouths sit around 16-18%.

Sub-styles

French DryItalian DryExtra DryChambery StyleBlanc/Bianco

Tasting Notes

Chamomile, white flowers, green apple, citrus peel, dried herbs, hay, almond, saline. French styles lean floral-delicate with a clean finish. Italian dry vermouths push more wormwood bitterness and herbal intensity. Chambery style (Dolin) is the lightest touch — almost alpine.

Brand Guide

Well

Cinzano Extra Dry, Gallo Dry ($8-12)

Call

Dolin Dry, Noilly Prat ($12-16)

Premium

Lo-Fi Dry, Contratto Bianco ($18-25)

Top Shelf

Ransom Dry, Mancino Secco ($25-35). Dolin is the industry standard — know it cold

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The Story

The invisible ingredient that defines a Martini. Less is more, but zero is wrong.

Drinks with Dry Vermouth(25)

155 Belmont

1.5 oz Scotch Whisky

0.5 oz Dry Vermouth

0.5 oz Sweet Vermouth

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50/50

1.5 oz Dry Vermouth

2 dashes Orange Bitters

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Addington

1.5 oz Sweet Vermouth

1.5 oz Dry Vermouth

2 oz Soda Water

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Adios Amigos Cocktail

0.5 oz Dry Vermouth

0.25 oz Lime Juice

1 oz Egg White (optional)

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Affinity

1 oz Scotch Whisky

1 oz Sweet Vermouth

1 oz Dry Vermouth

2 dashes Angostura Bitters

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Algonquin

1.5 oz Rye Whiskey

0.75 oz Dry Vermouth

0.75 oz Pineapple Juice

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