Bianco Negroni

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Written by Miguel Buencamino

When your Negroni is as clear as the ice 🥶🧊

Happy Wednesday y’all! Here is that #BiancoNegroni created with Luxardo’s Bitter Bianco. If you’ve never had it, its has notes of bitter citrus and a bright/fruity finish. It’s the perfect accompaniment to a London dry gin like juniperogin. Hope y’all enjoy this recipe as much as I did. Cheers y’all!

ingredients:

  • 1 oz | 30 ml Luxardo Bitter Bianco

  • 1 oz | 30 ml Junipero London Dry Gin

  • 1 oz | 30 ml Dry Vermouth

  • Grapefruit Twist

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instructions:

Combine rye, syrup, and bitters in a mixing glass with ice.  Stir, smoke, strain and pour the cocktail in a rocks glass over ice. Garnish with one Italian cherry skewered with rosemary  Serve and enjoy!

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