Trying to locate vermouth in the grocery store? We'll show you which aisles you should be checking...
We'll also tell you which stores are most likely to carry it...
Navigate This Article Using The Links Below Which Grocery Store Aisle Is Vermouth In?
Vermouth is a fortified wine, which means that it has added spirits. This tends to place vermouth under liquor law regulations, which vary from state to state.
If your grocery store carries vermouth, it will be in either the liquor aisle or the wine aisle. If it's in the wine aisle, there's a good change it will be with specialty and dessert wines.
Can't find vermouth anywhere? Try one of the stores below...
What Stores Sell Vermouth?
- Liquor Stores - The best place to find any type of vermouth you're looking for is probably the liquor store. The added bonus is that you'll be able to choose from a wide variety of brands.
- Whole Foods - If you're at a Whole Foods with a liquor section, look for sweet and dry vermouths from Dolin, Ransom and others.
- Safeway - Check the wine and alcohol aisles at Safeway for different brands of vermouth.
- Trader Joe's - Trader Joe's stores tend to have at least a couple of options.
- Kroger - Look in the wine and spirit aisles for vermouth at Kroger stores.
- Publix - Publix supermarkets carry Tribuno and plenty of others.
- Target - Check Target's beer, wine and liquor aisles for vermouth.
Great Ways to Use Vermouth
Cook with It
Vermouth can be used instead of wine in savory sauces. It'll lend a similar flavor as wine, but you'll be able to taste the difference with the added spices and herbs in the vermouth. It's a sophisticated flavor, and if you add a splash of red or white wine to your cooking already, you'll enjoy a little splash of vermouth.
Poach Fruit with It
Poaching fruit in wine for dessert is a well-known practice, but not everyone realizes that you can also poach fruit in vermouth. Choose dry or sweet vermouth to your taste and serve your delicious dessert with a big scoop of vegan ice cream.
Make Vintage Cocktails
Old-timey cocktails are trendier than ever. If you want to stock your home bar to make them, you need vermouth. Get sweet vermouth to make Manhattans and dry vermouth for your classic martinis.
