
Few cocktails hit the way a Negroni does ā that perfect balance of bitter, sweet, and botanical is genuinely hard to beat. This version leans into fresh muddled berries to add a bright, jammy depth that makes the Campari sing and the sweet vermouth feel even more lush. The double-strain step is worth the extra effort, giving you a silky, jewel-toned pour with none of the pulp getting in the way. Warm spices like nutmeg are a common addition in flavored cocktails and infused spirits, but every ingredient here is straightforward and clean ā gin, Campari, vermouth, and real fruit, nothing hidden. Muddling the berries yourself means you control exactly what goes into the glass, which is a quiet but real advantage over pre-made cocktail mixes. The orange peel twist at the end adds a fragrant citrus lift that ties everything together beautifully. It's an impressive drink to set in front of guests, and honestly just as satisfying to make for yourself on a slow evening.
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Add the mixed berries to a cocktail shaker and muddle firmly until the berries are fully broken down and deeply colored, about 8ā10 presses.
Add the gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth to the shaker, then fill with ice. Stir with a bar spoon for 20ā25 seconds, until the outside of the shaker feels well chilled.
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