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Discarded Sweet Cascara Vermouth 50 cl 21%

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    Where others see waste, Discarded sees an opportunity. Coffee cherry's discarded husk and fortified wine that has rested in used whisky casks meet here in a sweet vermouth with a story all its own.

    Expert's Description

    Discarded Sweet Cascara Vermouth is a sweet vermouth made from a fortified wine base, bottled at 21% ABV. The vermouth comes from Discarded Spirits, a project started by the Scottish family-owned drinks company William Grant & Sons, with the aim of creating spirits from ingredients that would otherwise be thrown away.

    Discarded was born in 2018, when an employee at the company was handed a bag of cascara - the dried husks of coffee cherries, normally discarded during coffee production - and challenged to do something interesting with it. The solution was an infusion of cascara in neutral spirit, later blended into a fortified wine base. That fortified wine is itself a byproduct of whisky production, used to season casks before they take on whisky, and is repurposed here rather than being discarded.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Ripe cherries and strawberries with a hint of dark chocolate.

    Palate

    Sweet and fruity, with notes of red wine and a touch of fig.

    Finish

    Long finish with cinnamon and a light bitter coffee note from the cascara.

    Specifications

    Distillery: Discarded Spirits
    Region/Country: Scotland, United Kingdom
    Type: Sweet vermouth
    ABV: 21%
    Size: 50 CL
    EAN number: 5010327656014
    Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed neat over ice or long with tonic.

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity, Cinnamon-spiced, Coffee-forward, Sweet, Sustainable

    Did You Know?

    Both key ingredients in this vermouth started life as waste products - the cascara is the discarded husk of the coffee cherry, while the base wine is fortified wine that had spent its working life seasoning casks for whisky production.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is cascara?

    The dried husks of coffee cherries, normally discarded during coffee production.

    What is the base wine in Discarded Sweet Cascara Vermouth?

    A fortified wine previously used to season casks for whisky production.

    Who is behind Discarded?

    The Scottish drinks company William Grant & Sons.

    How is the vermouth best served?

    Neat over ice or long with tonic.

    When was Discarded created?

    In 2018, as an internal experiment within the company.

    What makes this vermouth sustainable?

    Both the cascara and the fortified wine base are ingredients that would otherwise go to waste.

    What flavour notes can you expect?

    Cherry, strawberry, dark chocolate, fig and cinnamon.

    Is Discarded Sweet Cascara Vermouth sweet or dry?

    It's sweet, with a full fruity character.

    Varenr: 22227865479-1106-197280161

    Curious to learn more?

    We love quality spirits – and we're happy to share our knowledge. Read our blogs, listen to the podcast, or explore the world of taste, barrel aging, and traditions.

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