Low ABV Drinking
Objective of this booklet is not to give an adamant definition of the category, if there is one, but to raise questioning on the matter and deep dive in what is a pivotal player of Low-ABV drinking: Vermouth. We’ll glide through what could make a drink a Low-ABV one, challenging common beliefs and misconceptions, giving some food for thoughts.
View or download the Booklet from our Training:
Low ABV Drinking with Cinzano.
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