GuiaVermut Articles
A curated selection of articles and guides to understand vermouth better, discover places with character and follow the cultural, gastronomic and everyday side of the aperitif.
Bravas Fest has become one of the most eye-catching events for anyone who loves patatas bravas, tapas, and the atmosphere of a food fair. In this guide, we explain what it is, how it usually works, what to expect in each city, and how to make the most of your visit.
Barcelona does many things well, but few capture its Mediterranean spirit as perfectly as a good vermouth paired with music and food. Vermut & Soul has become one of those events that blend culture, daytime socializing, and an authentic atmosphere into an experience made to be enjoyed slowly. A festival where vermouth is more than a drink — it becomes a way to live Barcelona.
If you're looking for a vermouth bar in London with a carefully curated atmosphere, a strong Spanish selection, and a refreshing alternative to the classic pub, El Vermut is one of those places worth bookmarking. Located in Nunhead, in south London, it blends Spanish character, excellent vermouth, wines, and a charming setting for a memorable stop.
A good vermouth changes character when it arrives with a well-made anchovy and simple but polished tomato bread. This guide explains why the bite works so well, which details make the difference in a vermouth bar, and how to spot a recommendation worth ordering.
Temperature, ice, olives, a slice of orange or lemon, mint in some rosé styles, and the best moment to drink it. This practical guide explains how to serve the perfect vermouth, what to pair it with, and which small details make all the difference.
A local guide to two essential vermouth references in Reus: De Muller and Vermut Miró. Discover what each winery brings to the table, how they fit into Reus’s vermouth tradition, and which one may be the best choice depending on what you want to buy or learn.
Senyor Vermut has earned a permanent place on Barcelona’s vermut route thanks to its patatas bravas, which have been among the city’s most celebrated for years. Add a seriously spicy bomba, anchovies, tripe and cap i pota, and you get a classic tapas bar with plenty of character.
Discover the 10 sacred rules for drinking vermouth the Spanish way. From the Sunday aperitif to the perfect vermouth hour, here’s everything you need to know about this national ritual.