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2 recipes of the perfect Campari cocktails for your aperitif

Even though summer vacation is quite over, that is not the reason to stop celebrating life. And what is the better way to do it if not to come round with friends for the aperitif? For you, we have chosen 2 recipes of the timeless cocktails with the usage of Campari. Enjoy!
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Paesaggio quasi tipografico (Almost typographical landscape)

40ml Campari

30ml Sherry fino infused with spirulina algae

20ml White Espolon Tequila

5 drops of Rum Wray & Nephew Overproof

2 dashes of bitter of orange pekoe

Essence of cedar

 

How to prepare: stir and strain

A glass to serve in: Riedel double old fashioned

Garnish: with an oyster leaf and ice cube with "Camparino" mold in the original version

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Compadre:

35ml Campari

20ml Montelobos Mezcal Espadin

15ml Chinotto liquor

15ml 1757 Vermouth Di Torino Rosso

5ml Agave syrup

2 dashes of Angostura bitter

Grapefruit essence

 

How to prepare: stir and strain

A glass to serve in: Riedel old fashioned

Garnish: with kaffir lime leaf and ice cube with "Camparino" mold in the original version

 

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Once you have tried to make these cocktails at home, know that these two were created in the “hometown” of Campari - in Milan, exactly at Campari’s bar called “Camparino”. Opened by Davide Campari in Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in 1915, the bar became synonymous with the city's aperitivo tradition and in 2015 marked its 100th anniversary. Following a renovation project, the bar reopens to the public in autumn 2019 with a refreshed identity and food and drink offering designed to consolidate its status as one of the most influential establishments in the world for lovers of mixology and gastronomic innovation.

If in Milan, do not hesitate to visit its “cocktail” landmark!

Aline Borghese

 

 

The author Aline Borghese is an international journalist and critic of haute cuisine.

She is a graduate of the culinary schools of the Ritz Escoffier, Ecole de cuisine Alain Ducasse, La Cucina Italiana. Champagne and wine sommelier, cocktail enthusiast, gastronomic consultant and simply Bohémienne Affamée.

Aline Borghese

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