The Americano is an underrated gem and a precursor to the spritz trend we are witnessing currently. Made with equal measures of Gin, Campari and Vermouth, the Negroni Recipe is big, bold and complex, with a bitterness that can be too much for some. A kind of hybrid between the Aperold Spritz and its eponymous Negroni, The Sbagliato switches out the gin for prosecco to create a spritzy and refreshing serve. Aperol Negroni

The Negroni has been a massive trend over the last 5 years but this one has been over 100 years in the making. Created to be sipped, the Negroni is a well-balanced concoction which has really stood the test of time. The Pineapple Negroni is a clever serve created by the carbon negative rum distillery Two Drifters. The Two Drifters Pineapple Rum has an interesting flavour that brings a lot to the party. This variation simply switches the Two Drifters Rum with gin for a tropical and complex Negroni twist. The White Negroni

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