Gin · Rocks
Negroni
Bitter orange meets fragrant botanicals. Bold, balanced and beautifully bittersweet.
THE STORY BEHIND THE GLASS
Florence · a disputed origin story
The best-known account places the drink in Florence in 1919: Count Camillo Negroni asked for gin in place of the soda in his Americano. It is an enduring story, but the precise origins remain debated.
History reference · Difford’s Guide ↗ITS FLAVOR AT A GLANCE
Relative 0–100 estimates, not measurements. Dryness runs sweet → dry; spirit-forwardness describes flavor, not ABV.
FAMILIAR, WITH A DIFFERENCE
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Boulevardier
Whiskey · RocksCompared with Negroni, Boulevardier is less herbal and richer.
The Negroni’s warmer cousin: bittersweet orange, vanilla and a deep whiskey glow.
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The recipe
One serving · milliliters · suggested house specification
- 30 ml gin
- 30 ml Campari
- 30 ml sweet vermouth
Stir with ice until chilled. Strain over fresh ice and express an orange peel.
Glass Rocks
Garnish Orange peel
Recipe notes & reference
Equal 30 ml measures match; separately stirred and strained over ice, with peel instead of orange slice.
Simple syrup is 1:1 sugar to water by weight; rich syrup is 2:1. Check ingredient labels for allergens. Flavor scores are AI-assisted estimates.
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