Athens 1840
The philhellene King Otto decides to move the capital of Greece into Athens breathing life to his vision to give the 2,000 year town of 8,000 people the glory of the past. Under the shade of the Acropolis, in the cobblestone streets of the old city of Plaka, King Otto puts the foundation of the new Athens.It was then then that Ioannis Vouher created the first Greek vermouth by appointment to King Otto, honouring an ancient Greek tradition and celebrating a new era. Crafted using local wine infused with Greek herbs, rose petals and citrus fruits for a truly Greek flavour. Athenians kept Otto’s vermouth in their cellar and enjoyed it fresh, cool and straight as an aperitif.

Otto’s Secret
A few steps away from Otto’s house, on the upper floor of a neoclassical building under the buzz of one of the top 50 bars of the world (THE CLUMSIES), a passionate team revived the great times of Athens Vermouth and crafted the first bottle of Otto’s Athens Vermouth. High quality Greek wine infused with rose petals, wormwood, citrus fruit, olive leaves and herbs grown under the sun of Athens such as oregano and angelica, creating a uniquely Greek flavor. Enjoy in a highball glass with prosecco, tonic and ice. Under the sun, of course!