A traditional Spanish appetizer consisting of vermouth served with an anchovy, often enjoyed as a pre-meal drink or as part of a tapas spread.
This dish is popular in Spain, particularly in Catalonia, where vermouth is a common aperitif. It has roots in Mediterranean dining customs, where small bites and drinks are enjoyed together before the main meal.
The flavor profile is a combination of the herbaceous and slightly bitter notes from the vermouth, complemented by the salty and umami-rich taste of the anchovy.
Vermouth
A fortified wine flavored with various botanicals, primarily herbs, spices, and roots.
Anchovy
A small, oily fish that is typically preserved in salt or oil, known for its strong flavor.
Fish
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