Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino Balcones Rye a symphony of flavors dances

a symphony of flavors dances across the palate

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with the palate following into caramel

all complemented by hints of nutmeg and cinnamon

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Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino Balcones Rye a symphony of flavors dancesGiulio Cocchi first began making aromatized wines in Turin back in 1891, and this vermouth is one of the direct results though it went out of production in the 1980s before current owner Roberto Bava revived it from historical records in 2011. Vermouth di Torino carries real institutional weight: it's one of only two vermouth styles in the world with protected geographic status, the other being French Chambry. The base is Moscato wine from the Asti