Vermouth tonic


If there’s one drink that’s exploded onto the scene over in 2023 it’s vermouth. And this fortified wine definitely has a lot going for it. It’s lower in alcohol than the average spirit (generally between 12 and 18%), which makes for an easygoing sipper. It’s not as sweet as other fortified wines, making it more versatile. And finally, a good vermouth charms with subtle flavours of spices and botanicals. It’s no wonder bartenders are making it the star of the show.
Ingredients
Method
- 45 ml Tanzaro Bianco vermouth
- ice, for serving
- good-quality tonic water, for serving
- or slices of your favourite citrus, for serving
Method
Ingredients
For the vermouth tonic shown here, pour Tanzaro Bianco over ice and top with good-quality tonic water. Garnish with slices of your favourite citrus and enjoy at leisure.
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Photograph: Jan Ras
Productions: Bianca Strydom
Food assistance: Hannah Moerdyk
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