Martini

Q: What is Martini vermouth?

Martini is an aromatised wine from Torino, Italy — wine infused with herbs, spices and botanicals, then gently fortified to around 15% ABV. It's the foundation of aperitivo culture and countless classic cocktails.

Q: What's the difference between Bianco, Rosso and Extra Dry?

Bianco is pale, soft and floral with vanilla notes; Rosso is amber-red, richer and more herbal; Extra Dry is crisp and light, made for martinis and other stirred cocktails. All three shine simply served over ice.

Q: How should vermouth be stored?

Once opened, vermouth is wine — keep it in the fridge and aim to finish the bottle within a month or two for the freshest flavour. Unopened bottles are happy in a cool cupboard.

Buy Martini Online — Bianco, Rosso, Extra Dry & Asti Martini is Italy's most famous vermouth house — botanical-infused wines from Torino that built the aperitivo hour and a whole century of mix...

Martini

Buy Martini Online — Bianco, Rosso, Extra Dry & Asti

Martini is Italy's most famous vermouth house — botanical-infused wines from Torino that built the aperitivo hour and a whole century of mixing.

From spritz-ready Bianco to cocktail-essential Extra Dry and celebratory Asti, the Martini range covers every occasion. The Bottle Club stocks the classics ready for your home bar.

Which Martini should I choose?

Bianco is soft and floral — perfect over ice with tonic. Rosso is richer and herbal, the heart of a Negroni or Manhattan. Extra Dry is the cocktail workhorse for martinis, and Martini Asti brings sweet Italian sparkle to celebrations.

How to serve Martini

Keep vermouth in the fridge once opened and serve well chilled — over ice with a citrus twist, lengthened with soda or tonic, or stirred into classic cocktails.