Top 10 most popular vermouth from Italy

Mulassano Vermouth White is an Italian white vermouth from Mulassano, bottled at 18% alcohol. The available product details are concise, but they do give a clear starting point: this is a white vermouth with Italian origin and the Mulassano name on the label.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, it sits best for customers who are specifically (…)

Vermouth Del Professore Rosso has its roots in Italian aperitif culture, with a name that looks back to Jerry Thomas, the legendary bartender and cocktail pioneer known as The Professor. That reference suits the bottle well: this is a vermouth with a clear sense of style, made for people who appreciate the story behind a classic drink as much as (…)

Carpano Antica Formula 1l is an Italian vermouth with a clear sense of identity. Even from the name, it presents itself as a specific reference rather than a generic bottle within the category, making it a natural choice for anyone looking for a recognisable Italian vermouth.

The one-litre format makes it a practical bottle to keep (…)

Vermouth Del Professore Bianco is an Italian white vermouth from Del Professore, bottled at 18% alcohol. What gives it its place on the shelf is its clear identity: a Bianco expression within the vermouth category, carrying the Del Professore name.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for customers who are deliberately (…)

Barbieri Aperol 1l is an Italian bottle listed in the vermouth category, with the familiar Aperol name at its centre. At 11% alcohol, it sits on the lighter side of the drinks range, especially when compared with full-strength spirits.

The one-litre format gives it a practical, generous feel for aperitif moments or occasions where a (…)

Bordiga Bianco is a Vermouth di Torino Bianco with a distinctly artisanal feel. It is built on quality raw materials: wines from Piedmont, alpine botanicals still hand-picked by mountain dwellers in the Alps around Cuneo, and exotic spices that add extra aromatic depth.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this vermouth stands out because of (…)

Bordiga Bianco is a Vermouth di Torino Bianco with a clear sense of place. It is built on wines from Piemonte, alpine botanicals from the area around Cuneo and exotic herbs. According to the product information, those alpine plants are still hand-picked by mountain inhabitants, giving this vermouth a distinctly traditional and Italian (…)

Bordiga Excelsior is a vermouth with real presence. Made from a blend of Cortese and Barolo, it is a rich, assertive expression at 18% alcohol and is regarded as the flagship of Bordiga's vermouth production.

Its appeal lies in the way it develops. It opens with sweetness, then moves steadily towards a lasting bitterness, supported (…)

Bordiga Excelsior is an Italian vermouth with a confident, generous style. Made from a blend of Cortese and Barolo, it has more depth than a simple light aperitif vermouth. There is a clear sense of richness here, with a flavour journey that moves rather than standing still.

It begins on a sweet note, then gradually develops into a (…)

Bordiga Extra Dry is an Italian vermouth with a distinctly dry and refined character. As a Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry, it leans into bitterness, freshness and an intense floral bouquet rather than sweetness or softness.

Its low sugar content gives it a clean, lively profile. That makes it a strong choice for classic cocktails such (…)