INSPIRED by DANTE’S DIVINE COMEDY, OUR VERMOUTHS WILL TAKE YOU ON A SINFUL JOURNEY THAT WILL AWAKEN ALL of YOUR SENSES.

9diDANTE INFERNO

Inspired by Dante’s La Divina Comedia and his journey through Hell, this Vermouth di Torino Superiore defies the traditional boundaries of Italian Rosso Vermouths.

Blended from equal parts Dolcetto Red and Cortese White Piedmont wines, we have developed this orginial recipe to deliver a modern an intriguing taste.

You will be seduced by its intense ruby red colour and its fruity nose with hints of red berries, cherry and orange.

It’s bold personality will provide a rich and full bodied experience with well balanced herbal and citrus notes and a fresh and mildly bitter finish.

Enjoy it over ice with a twist of orange or try it in your Negroni for a truly sinful experience.

9diDANTE PURGATORIO

9diDANTE continues to pay homage to Italy’s greatest poet. Taking inspiration from the second stage of Dante’s journey as he climbs Mount Purgatory, this Vermouth di Torino Superiore is set to redefine the appreciation for Extra-Dry Vermouths.

As the first ever vermouth to be blended exclusively from 100% Arneis DOC wine, PURGATORIO continues to pledge 9diDANTE’s commitment of putting Piemonte wines at the heart of its vermouths.

With an intense personality and unusually full-bodied for an Extra-Dry Vermouths, it has a distinct floral nose that preserves the characteristic pear and apricot notes of the Arneis wine, complemented by a balanced sensation of lemon peel, sage and mint, to ensure a refreshing and mildly bitter sensation

Perfect in a Martini and equally enjoyable over ice with a lemon twist.

A LIVING LEGACY

9diDANTE is the brainchild of Alex Ouziel, under the experienced mentorship of famed Master Blender Mario Baralis. A product made possible by a chance encounter that has developed into close friendship.

Having learnt the Art of Vermouth over 30 years of guarding the secrets of the original Carpano and Antica Formulas, Mario has been happily retired in the Piedmont hills for 20 years. He never saw himself creating a new and original vermouth formula until he crossed paths with Alex and they started discussing how artisanal Piedmont craftsmanship could inspire the taste of a new generation.


In 1320, Dante Alighieri completes his masterpiece La Divina Comedia. The poem narrates Dante’s travels through Hell and Purgatory on his way to Paradise and serves as a parody of Florence’s power struggles at a time where the city gives birth to the Renaissance.

9diDANTE comes to life as a modern liquid version of the poem. To us, Vermouth is a power struggle between Wormwood and all the other botanicals, told in a language that everyone can understand … wine!