sweet vermouth
Definition
Noun: - A type of vermouth that is sweet and typically dark amber in color. It is a fortified wine flavored with various botanicals, including herbs, spices, and roots, and is commonly used in cocktails or consumed as an aperitif.
Usage
This noun is typically used as a non-count (mass) noun to refer to the beverage category. It can be used with determiners like "some," "a glass of," or "the."
Examples
- Noun:
- The recipe calls for an ounce of sweet vermouth.
- She prefers sweet vermouth in her Manhattan cocktail.
- They served sweet vermouth as an aperitif before dinner.
Advanced Usage
- "Sweet vermouth" vs. "dry vermouth": This term is often used in contrast to "dry vermouth," which is less sweet and pale in color. The choice between them defines classic cocktails.
- A perfect martini uses both dry and sweet vermouth.
Variants and Related Words
- Vermouth (n): The general category of aromatized, fortified wine. "Sweet vermouth" is a specific type.
- Italian vermouth (n): A common synonym, as many famous sweet vermouth brands originate from Italy.
Synonyms
- Red vermouth: Emphasizes its typical color.
- Italian vermouth: Emphasizes its regional origin.
Related Phrases
- Sweet vermouth on the rocks: Served over ice.
- He enjoyed a simple sweet vermouth on the rocks.
Noun
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sweet dark amber variety
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