White Negroni

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Get to know the white negroni

• The Suze in this cocktail provides are great alternative to Campari. This complex liqueur brings flavors of orange, anise and herbs to the cocktail.
• Similarly, Lillet Blanc enhances the citrus and herbal flavors, which naturally pair well with the gin. It also adds a nice level of sweetness into the mix.
• This drink packs a punch, and isn’t for everyone. If you’re already a fan of bitter cocktails, definitely give this one a try. I think you’ll love it.

If you love this white negroni, you would probably love this cherry negroni sour. It’s a sweet and tart twist on the tried and true classic.

Here’s what you’ll need to make it

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How to make a white Negroni

Mix the ingredients. Fill a mixing glass with ice and measure your ingredients into it. Feel free to double the ingredients if you want to make two Negronis.

Stir until cold. Use a cocktail spoon and stir the cocktail until it’s nice and cold, about 15 – 30 seconds.

Pour and garnish. Add ice to an old fashioned glass, and strain the cocktail into your prepare glass. Garnish with an orange twist before serving.

More gin cocktails you’ll love:

• Empress gin cocktail
• Gin mojito
• Gin basil smash
• Mandarin orange gin & tonic

White Negroni

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Prep Time 2 minutes mins

Servings 1

The white Negroni is a French twist on the traditional Italian gin cocktail featuring the gentian liqueur, Suze, and Lillet Blanc, a French aperitif wine. It’s a great change of pace for Negroni lovers, and it features a more earthy flavor profile than its Campari-based counterpart.

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Ingredients

• 1 ounce gin
• 1 ounce Suze
• 1 ounce Lillet Blanc
• For garnish: orange twist

Instructions

• Combine your ingredients in a mixing glass filled with ice.
• Stir until cold, about 15 – 30 seconds.
• Strain into an old fashioned glass filled with ice.
• Garnish with an orange twist before serving.

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Last Updated on April 15, 2024 by Melissa Belanger

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