french vermouth (Meaning)
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french vermouth (n)
dry pale amber variety
Synonyms & Antonyms of french vermouth
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
french vermouth Sentence Examples
- The bar stocked a wide variety of spirits, including several bottles of French vermouth.
- The bartender poured a generous measure of French vermouth into the mixing glass.
- The herbal notes of the French vermouth perfectly complemented the gin in the cocktail.
- The French vermouth added a touch of sweetness and complexity to the otherwise dry martini.
- The Manhattan was made with a blend of rye whiskey and French vermouth, giving it a rich and robust flavor.
- The aroma of the French vermouth wafted through the air, tantalizing the taste buds.
- The French vermouth was aged in oak barrels, imparting a subtle woody flavor.
- The ruby-red color of the French vermouth hinted at its robust and slightly bitter taste.
- The bartender recommended a French vermouth on the rocks, garnished with a twist of orange peel.
- The French vermouth was enjoyed as an aperitif before dinner, stimulating the appetite with its herbaceous and floral notes.
FAQs About the word french vermouth
dry pale amber variety
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bar stocked a wide variety of spirits, including several bottles of French vermouth.
The bartender poured a generous measure of French vermouth into the mixing glass.
The herbal notes of the French vermouth perfectly complemented the gin in the cocktail.
The French vermouth added a touch of sweetness and complexity to the otherwise dry martini.
