Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry, released on the year of Cocchis 130th anniversary, is a classic-style dry vermouth from the birthplace of vermouth, Piemonte. Though the old classic dry vermouths that became so popular for their use in the Dry Martini were traditionally produced in the Southeast of France, in recent years the major players of the Torino vermouth category have produced a spin on the category all their own. Cocchi was long a hold out, but no longer.

Ricetta Piemontese(Piedmontese recipe), stated on the label, is a very precise indication of the content: all the relevant ingredients for this vermouth come from Piemonte and have a strong bond with the region. The wine used for this vermouth isCortese, the same grape used for Gavi DOCG. TheArtemisia Absinthium (wormwood), is 100% from Piemonte mountains. The aromatic profile is also characterized byMenta di Pancalieri, a local variety of peppermint, andlemon, traditionally used to garnish vermouths of all styles in Piedmont. Bottled at 17% abv.