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Yves Le Boulengé Brussels – 01 March 2016

Yves Le Boulengé Brussels – 01 March 2016. Vermouth ?. A long history. - 7,000 BC : Middle East, Asian Eastern Europe, China - 1,250 BC : China -wormwood wine residue in rice wine - 600 BC : Hippocratic (et al.) wines: wormwood, retsina

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Yves Le Boulengé Brussels – 01 March 2016

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  1. Yves Le Boulengé Brussels – 01 March 2016

  2. Vermouth ?

  3. A long history - 7,000 BC: Middle East, Asian Eastern Europe, China - 1,250 BC: China -wormwood wine residue in rice wine - 600 BC: Hippocratic (et al.) wines: wormwood, retsina - 200 BC – 200 AD: Cicero: absinthium vinum, wormwood wine - 32 AD: Christ on cross offered wormwood-doused sponge - 77 AD: Pliny the Elder states that wormwood wine can (also) be made by sowing wormwood around grape vines.- 500 – 1300 : Monks & scientists - 1416 : Duchy of Savoy created: contains Chambéry (the capital) and Turin. Is not French or Italian ('til 1860) - 1562 : Capital of the Duchy of Savoy becomes Turin -1786: Antonio Benedetto Carpano creates first commercial vermouth, but it cannot be sold outside the limits of Turin. Named wermut as tribute to Duchy of Savoy's links to Germany.- 1806: ‘Vermouth’ enters English language.- 1813: Noilly (Prat) French (dry) Vermouth created by Joseph Noilly in Lyon. - 1879: Martini, Sola & Cia (orig. Distilleria National di Spirito di Vino, founded in Turin in 1847) changes name to Martini & Rossi.

  4. A specialcategory

  5. Definition Aromatized wine which has been prepared from wine as referred to in paragraph 1 (Composed of at least 75% EU-defined wine and/or grape must), the characteristic taste of which is obtained by the use of appropriate derived substances, in particular of the Artemisia species, which must always be used; this drink may be sweetened only by means of caramelized sugar, sucrose, grape must, rectified concentrated grape must and concentrated grape must.” (EU 1601/91) Historically, Red Vermouth = Italian vermouths White vermouth = French vermouths. Today, Red and White Vermouth are made throughout the world

  6. "Our story"an introduction to La QUINTINYE VERMOUTH ROYAL

  7. A Royal Legacy A TRIBUTE TO THE EXCELLENCE OF JEAN-BAPTISTE DE LA QUINTINYE (1626 – 1688) This visionary and exceptional botanist, born in Charente, was commissioned by King Louis XIV to create the famous “Potager du Roy” at the Palace of Versailles.

  8. A Majestic Terroir THE CHARENTE REGION La Quintinye Source: vermouth101.com

  9. Unique & distinctive wine base • Craftedwithselected white winesfrom the South West of France such as Ugni-Blanc and Colombard, also used for the Cognac production, but also Muscadelle, Chardonnay and Sauvignon, Loin de l’oeil … to name a few. • Uniquely, the lessknown Pineau des Charentes is the backbone of ourproduct. • La Quintinye Blanc and Extra Dry  Pineau des Charentes Blanc • La Quintinye Rouge  Pineau des Charentes Rouge

  10. Whatis Pineau des Charentes? • A renowned fortified wine, crafted by mixing fresh grape juice and Cognac from the same estate in the Appellation of Origin. • This fortification process preserves all the natural aromas and sugars of the grapes. • Elaborated during the harvest in the fall, Pineau is then aged in French oak barrels for a minimum of one year. • Whether white or red, Pineau is a mistelle ranging around 17% alc. Pineau Blanc: 12 grape varieties can be used including Ugni Blanc, Colombard and Folle Blanche Maturing: 18 months at least 12 of which are in oak barrels Pineau Rouge: 4 grape varieties can be used: Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon Maturing: 12 months at least 8 of which are in oak barrels

  11. Our Core botanicals Rigorously selected for their purity and aromatic properties, 12 plants and spices make up the palette shared by the range. Artemisia – Angelica – Cinnamon – Quassia Amara – Ginger – Cardamom – Vine Flower – Liquorice – Iris Root – Citrus Auranthium – Nutmeg - Cinchona Each reference is then completed by a specific selection: in total 28 plants and spices compose La Quintinye Rouge, 18 make the Blanc and 27 are used in La Quintinye Extra Dry.

  12. Assembling the blend 12commonbotanicals, individuallyvapourdistilled and/or macerated 6 botanicals + Pineau des Charentes Blanc 15 botanicals + Pineau des Charentes Rouge + 16 botanicals

  13. Tasting the RangeLA QUINTINYE VERMOUTH ROYAL

  14. Strong Brand Visual Identity

  15. 50 ml La Quintinye Vermouth Royal Rouge 200 ml Premium Tonic Garnish with an orange twist

  16. 60 ml La Quintinye Vermouth Royal Blanc 2 slices fresh ginger 100 ml Ginger Ale Garnish with a sprig of mint

  17. Our BrandWorld Selection of visuals to be added here.

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