CinzanoClassico Bianco 100 cl, 15% ABV - Italian Vermouth Aperitif

I've enjoyed Martini in the past, and after discovering about this rather retro drink, I decided to give it a shot, as it sounded right up my alley. I found the two drinks to be somewhat comparable, although I much prefer the taste of Cinzano. Needless to say, I'll be purchasing more in the future, and this could well become my drink of choice! The bottle is generously sized, and there's more than enough for several servings. Overall it is a sweet but balanced drink with a sweet aroma - I picked up strong flavourings of lemon, liquorice, and something I couldn't quite put my finger on. Perhaps bergamont or basil? Either way, this is a lovely, lip-smacking beverage that leaves you fancying another once you've emptied your glass...

Why spend >£20 on cocktail vermouth whan you can get this for £7? I just don't get it. I like Noilly Prat etc., of course I do, but I'd also like a Merc coupe, yet I drive a VW. It still gets you there and you've got money left over to save for your kids, donate to good causes or support independant makers and doers.

Cinzano had gone off our radar, it was a great favourite in the 60's/70s but overtaken by the increase in interest in wines. With lemonade, a slice of lemon & ice it has been become our drink of choice in the hotter weather & with vegetarian & fish dinners.

I am still staying in from lockdown, & there are a few old favourites that I cannot get from my shopping deliveries. In summer I like nothing better than a cold glass of Cinzano, lots of lemonade, ice & a slice! Refreshing as an 'adult pop'.

Refreshing drink on a hot day mixed with some lemonade. The only problem with it is that it goes down far too easy!!

Very well packaged, and prompt delivery will definitely buy again as a treat during lockdown!Reminds me of my youth a lovely long refreshing drink when mixed with cold lemonade!

I have been drinking Cinzano Bianco mixed with lemonade for many years, since before Joan Collins advertised it on TV, but it is a little more difficult to find now. The taste is sweeter than Martini Bianco which I find too dry.

Haven’t seen this in local shops for some time it is lovely with a slice of lemon on a warm spring evening