The Caperitif is South Africa's answer to vermouth, and AA Badenhorst produces one of the best - he may be a great winemaker, but his Caperitif has earned him particular attention. His is based on…

From the A.A. Badenhorst Winery in South Africa comes Caperitif, or the Cape Aperitif. Chenin Blanc is fortified with spirit, gently sweetened by the sugar of the grapes, bittered by Quinchona bark…

South Africa By the end of the 20th century, Caperitif had become a ghost ingredient in classic cocktail recipes. What was this mysterious ‘Cape Aperitif'.

Vinous : 94 Points "Copper-orange color. Knockout, endlessly complex perfume of orange blossom, cinnamon Red Hots, clove, ginger and mint. A silky, umami-like texture is utterly seamless and smooth.…

Revived from a once-famous South African aperitif, made from a Chenin Blanc fortified with spirit, bittered by quinchona bark and flavored with around 35 indigenous Cape ingredients such as fynbos,…

From the cellar of Kalmoesfontein and the mountain slopes of the Paardeberg we bring you Caperitif. Chenin Blanc fortified with spirit, gently sweetened.

Manufacturer's Notes: From the land that strands resolute against the crashing waters of not one but two imposing oceans, comes a drink of such history, flavour and reverance that one is compelled…

From the cellar of Kalmoesfontein and the mountain slopes of the Paardeberg we bring you Caperitif. Chenin Blanc fortified with spirit, gently sweetened.

This is a quinquina-a type of aperitif wine, typically made with chichona bark, for bitterness-not a vermouth. The flavor is bitter at the outset, rounding to oxidized notes of dried fig and dried…