You will like to know that…
Dubonnet 75cl was created in 1846 by the French chemist Joseph Dubonnet who wanted to create a drink with quinine which would please the French Foreign Legion to fight Malaria. Over the years Dubonnet 75cl became famous as an ingredient for great cocktails which are especially appreciated by the British royal family. Indeed, Queen Elisabeth II is known to enjoy a mix of 2/3 Dubonnet with a 1/3 Ginn with two ice cubes and a lemon slice. A royal drink available to all!
Technical sheet
Category: | Apéritifs and Vermouth (Spirits) |
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Producer: | Dubonnet |
Volume: | 75cl Other volumes |
Alcohol Vol.: | 14.8% |
Country: | France |
Type Of Vermouth: | Red |
Description of Dubonnet 75cl
Dubonnet 75cl
TASTING NOTES:
- Color: purplish red.
- Smell: aromas reminiscent of dried herbs with hints of lemon zest and notes of cardamom and toffee.
- Taste: herbal and spicy flavours with a rather sweet finish. The herbs include quinine, chamomile, colombo, elder, bitter orange, green tea and cinnamon.
ALCOHOL: 14.8%
COUNTRY: France
How to serve
Consumption temp.
8-10ºC