Vermouth is generally classified between either of two types: sweet or dry. The sweet kind is dark and typically red in color, and it originates from Italy. It has a sugar content of up to 15% ...

The type of vermouth can also drastically change the flavor. There are two main categories: dry and sweet, but many vermouths fall somewhere in between. Within these categories, there are also ...

Master the Manhattan cocktail with bold vermouths and whiskey twists. A fresh take on this timeless favorite for cocktail ...

Among Bava’s achievements is the recognition of Vermouth di Torino with the Indication Géographique Protégée (IGP), an appellation that identifies a product whose characteristics are linked to its ...

Campari and sweet vermouth. In case you want to drink like a Targaryen at home, Campari shared its recipe for the Negroni sbagliato with USA TODAY.

Though Grohusko’s original variation called for an Italian sweet vermouth, this version follows the more modern take and uses a dry vermouth, making the Brooklyn more dry and herbaceous than its ...