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Turin vermouth from Alpine foothills—dry, herbaceous, built on neutral grape spirit and mountain botanicals.
Mancino Vermouth Secco originates in Turin, the historical heart of Italian vermouth production, where the foothills of the Alps provide cool nights and mineral-rich soils ideal for cultivating the botanicals that define this category. The house of Mancino,
established in the Piedmont region, constructs this expression on a neutral grape spirit base infused with a proprietary blend of herbs, roots, and flowers—a formula kept closely guarded across generations.
The vermouth is dry-styled (secco), meaning residual sugar remains minimal, allowing the botanical architecture to dominate rather than sweetness. Maceration of botanicals in the spirit precedes blending and stabilization, a technique that extracts aromatic compounds without the oxidation that longer aging might introduce.
The result is a vermouth built for aperitivo service and cocktail work, where its herbal precision cuts through fat and balances spirit-forward drinks. Mancino's Secco carries the regional signature of Turin vermouths—restrained sweetness, pronounced wormwood presence, and a mineral undertone from Alpine water sources used in production.
Sommelier’s pick: Vitello tonnato (veal with anchovy-caper sauce) — the herbal dryness mirrors the umami-salt axis · Marinated white fish with lemon and capers — mineral notes echo the briny elements
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