IPA: /vɜːrˈmuːθ/
KK: /vɜrˈmuθ/
A type of wine that is either sweet or dry, enhanced with various herbs and spices, and commonly used in cocktails.
She ordered a martini with extra vermouth for a richer flavor.
Vermouth originates from the German word 'Wermut', meaning wormwood, which is a key ingredient in its production. The term was adopted into French as 'vermouth', referring specifically to the fortified wine flavored with this herb.
Think of 'wormwood' ('Wermut') as the main flavoring in vermouth, helping you remember that vermouth is a type of wine flavored with this herb.