Our Padró & Co. Dorado Amargo Suave and Rojo Amargo vermouths are characterized by an engaging bitter taste that is unlikely to leave you indifferent. This special flavour is achieved by the careful selection of several botanicals infused in alcohol. One of the most distinctive of these botanicals is...
Our Padró & Co. vermouths are easily recognisable from afar thanks to their beautiful bottles in a range of striking colours, decorated with golden arabesque motifs. This appealing packaging catches the eye and beckons you over to try what is inside the bottles, a range of vermouths that will...
At Padró i Família, we pay careful attention to each stage of our vermouth-making process, from the tending of our vines to the way we bring our vermouths to you. Even our packaging celebrates the exceptional quality inside the bottle.
In some of our more bitter vermouths, you will taste a botanical that for many, is likely to evoke sensory memories. It may take you back to a moment in your life or evoke other drinks you have tasted. If you sip our Padró & Co. Dorado Amargo Suave...
A Grand Gold Bacchus and other awards for the Padró family winery The arrival of 2021 brings with it the hope that little by little we will recover normality and be able to move on from the coronavirus crisis. Despite the difficulties we all experienced during 2020, Padró & Co....
Four of the Padró family’s premium vermouths have received awards in the 18th Bacchus International Wine Competition in Madrid which took place at the Casino de Madrid between 5th and 9th March. The novelty this year was the addition of a specific category for vermouth, thus giving the beverage...
Our Rojo Amargo has shown itself to be a red vermouth like no other. It has its very own mystique and it just loves to make this known. The vermouth starts out with an initial infusion consisting of mountain herbs and then rests in chestnut barrels for two whole...
Our vermouths have recently been checked out by the experienced panel at the World Vermouth Awards. Based in the UK, this relatively new competition (2017 was its inaugural year) evaluates different types of wine, beer and spirits, although spotlighting vermouth in particular. We submitted three of our Padró &...
The American Distilling Institute (ADI) has been awarding medals for excellence in craft spirits since 2003 with the aim of promoting and championing craft beverages in order to increase public awareness of the quality of this type of product. All kinds of distilled alcoholic drinks, cocktail bitters, aperitifs and...
There is more than one story about how this cocktail got its name, but the most popular one involves the famed count Camillo Negroni of Florence, who, at one point during the roaring twenties, used to frequent the celebrated Caffè Casoni in Florence. The café was a regular watering...
