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Cocktails

Negroni

The quintessential Italian trio: gin, red bitter, and red vermouth in equal parts. Bitter, herbal, and timeless.

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Americano

The lighter predecessor of the Negroni: bitter, red vermouth, and soda. A low-alcohol aperitif that is very refreshing.

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Manhattan

Whiskey, red vermouth, and aromatic bitters. Elegant, spiced, and one of the most codified cocktails in the world.

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Spritz with vermouth

A Mediterranean take on the Venetian spritz: white vermouth, prosecco, and soda. Light, bubbly, and made for the terrace.

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Mi-To (Milano-Torino)

The Milanese aperitif that inspired the Negroni: bitter and red vermouth only, no gin. Direct and full of character.

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Negroni Sbagliato

Milan's «wrong Negroni»: bitter and rosso vermouth with prosecco instead of gin. Lighter, bubbly, and famous since Bar Basso.

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Boulevardier

The whiskey Negroni: bourbon or rye, red bitter, and sweet vermouth. Warm, spiced, and born in 1920s Paris.

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Dry Martini

The cocktail that defined dry vermouth: gin and a whisper of extra dry white vermouth, served ice cold.

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Vermouth with soda

The quintessential Spanish ritual: red vermouth with soda, ice, and an orange slice or olive. Simple, social, and the best way to know a bottle.

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Rebujito with vermouth

An Andalusian twist on the fairground rebujito: cellar vermouth, fino sherry, and soda with fresh mint. Fresh and deeply Mediterranean.

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