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Noilly Prat, Vermouth
France; This wine does assort for the 10% case discount!
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Noilly Prat Sweet Vermouth 750ml
Wine Vermouth Imported
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Fortified Wine Vermouth Imported
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Noilly Prat Dry Vermouth 1L
Extremely pale yellow. Wonderfully alive in the nose, as subtle, woodsy scents of juniper, thyme and laurel make an impression. It's clean, dry and refreshing at palate entry; midpalate shows traces of citrus, pine and berries. Aftertaste is harmonious and medium-long. The finest dry vermouth money can buy.
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Noilly Prat Sweet Vermouth
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Fortified Liquor VERMOUTH IMPORTED
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Noilly Prat Sweet Vermouth 1L
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Noilly-Prat Dry Vermouth 375mL
Although claimed by Patrick Gavin Duffy, author of The Official Mixer's Manual, the Highball probably comes from a St. Louis saloon owned by John Slaughtery who catered to railroad workers. The glass was called a ball back then. Workers only had time for a quick drink, and thus named their whiskey and water a highball. The railroad signal that was a ball on a high pole to tell an engineer to speed up was named for the drink.
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At its home in the South of France, a selection of fine white wines are aged outdoors in oak casks exposed to the Mediterranean sun and wind for 12 months. The dry, full-bodied wines are then infused with the aromatic blend of 20 herbs and spices macerated directly in the wine for three weeks. The result is worth the wait. The distinctive taste of Noilly Prat is delicious served chilled on its own, with a mixer or in cocktails.
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Noilly Prat Dry VermouthImported from France. In the oak casks, with a capacity of 2,000 litres, a subtle blend of around twenty different plants and spices are macerated directly in the wine for three weeks, - a process unique to Noilly Prat - which is the secret of its exceptional and delicate taste.
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MARTINI Extra Dry vermouth was launched, with great international success, on New Year's Day in 1900. The Company had been experimenting with the production of dry vermouth since 1890 in some foreign countries, such as Cuba, in order to compete with the French "sec" vermouth. A straw coloured vermouth With a sharper perfume, it reveals raspberry, lemon and the subtler hints of iris. This aromatic wine is dry without being bitter, with a white wine base it allows the aromas to come alive in the glass...
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Fortified Wine Vermouth Imported
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Stir with ice in a mixing glass and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with an olive or lemon twist.
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Noilly Prat 'Dry' Vermouth 1.0L :: Buy it now
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Noilly Prat Rouge is naturally sweet vermouth produced under the same exacting standards as Noilly Prat Dry. The dry, full-bodied wines are infused with an aromatic blend of herbs and spices including, saffron, quinine and cloves which give Noilly Prat Rouge its distinctive rich dark color and its spicy, bittersweet taste. Noilly Prat Rouge can be enjoyed chilled on its own or in cocktails.
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