Negroni cocktail in a old-fashioned glass — made with Gin, Campari, and Sweet Vermouth

Negroni

Dificultad Easy
Calorías ~180 kcal
ABV 21,06%

Ingredientes

Instrucciones

Stir into glass over ice, garnish and serve.

IBA Classic

El Negroni es uno de los cócteles más celebrados del mundo, elaborado con partes iguales de ginebra, vermú dulce y Campari. Se dice que se originó alrededor de 1919 en Florencia, Italia, cuando el Conde Camillo Negroni pidió que se reforzara el cóctel Americano. El trío de amargor, dulzura e intensidad alcohólica crea un aperitivo perfectamente equilibrado amado en bares de todo el mundo.

History & Origins

The Negroni is named after Count Camillo Negroni, who reportedly asked Florentine bartender Fosco Scarselli at Caffè Casoni to strengthen his customary Americano by replacing the soda water with gin in 1919. The drink rapidly spread from Florence throughout Italy and eventually the world, becoming one of the defining cocktails of the 20th century. The Campari company later corroborated elements of this account, though some historians dispute the exact details.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Aromatic botanicals from the gin, bittersweet orange and herbal complexity from the Campari, and rich vermouth spice. Palate: A beautifully balanced interplay of bitter Campari, sweet vermouth, and dry gin botanicals, with orange and herbal notes weaving throughout. Finish: Long, pleasantly bitter, and warming with a lingering botanical and citrus echo.

bitter herbal sweet botanical complex

Pro Tip

Always stir rather than shake a Negroni to preserve its clarity and achieve the proper level of dilution, then express the oils from an orange peel over the glass before garnishing.

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