Described by the
New York Times as a “deliciously complex mix of Campari, gin and sweet vermouth,” the Negroni is a classic cocktail celebrated for its simple construction and refined elegance.
What’s the difference between a Negroni and an Americano? Given its ingredients list, the Negroni is sometimes confused with the slightly less popular Americano, the former’s predecessor which ultimately uses club soda in place of gin to create a more summer-y beverage.
In the spirit of year-round versatility then, today we will show you how to make a classic Negroni. You’ll be able to impress even the staunchest cocktail classicist with this no-shake recipe that you can create in a single glass (no straining required!).
HOW TO MAKE A NEGRONI
SERVING SIZE:
Makes 1 cocktail
INGREDIENTS:
1 oz gin
1 oz sweet vermouth
1 oz Campari
Orange twist
DIRECTIONS:
1. Place 1 ice shape created using ZOKU’s
Mixology Ice Molds into a rocks glass.
2. Pour the gin, vermouth, and Campari over the ice. Stir twice to combine the liquors.
3. Garnish with orange twist.
FOR MORE:
Want to keep up the creativity with more classic cocktails? Check out
our recipe for a ZOKU New York Sour!
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