Artebianco and Arterosso: two visions, one spirit

The new vermouths by Ginarte to enjoy neat or in cocktails

Artebianco (Extra Dry) and Arterosso. Two new vermouths complement and mark a significant evolution in the journey traced by Ginarte, the Premium Dry Gin that has won over enthusiasts with its balance and connection to art. Conceived to represent two complementary visions, they share the same love for quality and refinement, along with a deep respect for tradition, reinterpreted with a contemporary eye. The names Artebianco and Arterosso are no accident. They once again underscore the strong connection to the art of classic mixology, the universe in which these new vermouths belong.

Their soul is rooted in the heart of Tuscany, at the prestigious Tenuta degli Dei estate located in Panzano in Chianti. It is from the grapes of this renowned terroir that the two vermouths are born, testifying to a passion and dedication to excellence. While respectfully honoring the tradition of a product with centuries of history, Artebianco and Arterosso are the result of careful research into the spices and botanicals infused, expertly balanced to create perfect taste harmonies. They are designed to be enjoyed neat, showcasing their aromatic complexity, but express their potential even more in cocktails, particularly when paired with Ginarte.

On the nose it presents a delicate bouquet ranging from floral notes to citrus of bitter orange and lemon. Herbaceous hints of juniper and artemisia enrich the profile, recalling the soul of Ginarte. On the palate it is dry yet surprisingly full, with vibrant spicy notes of ginger leading to a remarkably clean and fresh finish. Recommended cocktail: Ginarte Martini, for an exaltation of the encounter between balance and elegance.

The olfactory profile is an explosion of intense and enveloping aromas. Spices blend with the sweetness of orange, enhanced by fresh herbaceous notes of mint and artemisia, and an elegant woody touch of cinchona. On the palate a harmonious balance emerges between sweet and bitter notes, culminating in a pleasantly bitter and dry finish that invites another sip. Recommended cocktails: classic Vermouth & Soda to appreciate its purity, or a timeless Negroni for a more complex experience.