From a small winery in Teulada, Jarabe de Palo has transformed vermouth into liquid art. An honest drink with a Mediterranean accent, perfect for leisurely sipping in your vacation villa.
Jarabe de Palo: the Marina Alta vermouth you'll want with your aperitif and in your villa.
From a small winery in Teulada, Jarabe de Palo has transformed vermouth into liquid art. An honest drink with a Mediterranean accent, perfect for leisurely sipping in your vacation villa.
Jarabe de PAlo -View of the vermouth by the pool.
A vermouth with soul, roots, and a lot of personality.
Not everyone can say they make vermouth in Teulada. And not everyone makes it like Jarabe de Palo: with their head in tradition and their feet firmly on the soil of Moscatel.
There are no prefabricated formulas or canned speeches here. Only real wine, spices with character, maceration in the bottle with French or American oak stoppers, and absolute respect for the origin. The result: a white or red vermouth that sips like someone listening to a well-told story.
Those who know this—and enjoy it—recognize it: Jarabe de Palo isn't just a sip. It's an attitude. A way to restore the aperitif to its place as a ritual and pleasure.
Flavors that tell a story (and tell it well).
If you're one of those who distinguish between sipping and savoring, this is your territory. The red vermouth displays notes of gentian, cinnamon, wormwood, and balsamic notes from the toasted oak. It's intense, elegant, and with that bitterness that, well handled, is captivating.
The white, on the other hand, is fresh and floral, with delicate citrus fruits and a hint of aniseed that stays with you. Both are made from Muscat grapes grown on hillsides overlooking the Mediterranean. And it shows.
The key? You can drink it neat, on the rocks, with olives, in good company. And you don't need anything else. Although if you want something more elaborate, you can also mix it with tonic, Campari, or orange to elevate the experience.
Because in the Marina Alta, aperitifs aren't just served: they're celebrated.
In your villa, aperitifs taste better.
Few things beat a glass of vermouth at sunset, when the light spills onto the terrace and everything seems to fall into place. If you also spend your vacation with Abahana Villas, with a bottle of Jarabe de Palo to toast all that's good, you've got it all.
Here, you don't need a linen tablecloth or a cocktail menu. Just open the bottle and let it speak. With your feet up, a tapa of almonds or ham, and that feeling that time has taken a breather.
Teulada vermouth is increasingly making its way into more select bars in the Valencian Community. But where it is best enjoyed is in a swimsuit, with the privacy of your villa and the joy of your family, with no other plan than to savor life.
Vineyards grown without artificial irrigation, on sandy or calcareous soils that produce vibrant wines. The humidity of the night and the breezes of the day protect their balanced vines. Organic viticulture surrounded by almond and olive trees, a living ecosystem.

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