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Frostbitten Negroni

Chilled, winter-inspired twist on the classic Negroni cocktail

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Frostbitten Negroni

AI Cocktail Info

Serving 1 cocktail

ABV

approximately 30%*

Calories

approximately 180*

Net Carbs

approximately 6 grams*

AI Request

Winter cocktail but not hot, with vermouth and angostura inside

* Estimated by AI. Values may vary.

Method

Instructions

Description: The Frostbitten Negroni is a chilled, winter-inspired twist on the classic Negroni cocktail. With crisp notes of vermouth, the warmth of spices from the angostura bitters, and a hint of orange to brighten the deep flavors, it’s the perfect drink to savor on a cold evening. Ingredients: - 1 oz Sweet Vermouth - 1 oz Gin - 1 oz Campari - 1 dash Angostura bitters - Orange peel, for garnish - 1 individual-sized ice sculpture or large ice sphere (for added winter aesthetic) Type of Glass: Serve in a chilled old-fashioned glass. Instructions: 1. Begin by crafting an individual-sized ice sculpture or preparing a large ice sphere. Place the ice in the freezer for a few hours prior to serving. The sculpture or sphere should resemble something wintery, such as a snowflake or icicle, to enhance the theme. 2. In a mixing glass filled with ice, combine sweet vermouth, gin, and Campari. 3. Add the dash of Angostura bitters to the mix. 4. Stir the ingredients well until the exterior of the mixing glass feels cold to the touch. 5. In the chilled old-fashioned glass, carefully place the prepared ice sculpture or large ice sphere. 6. Strain the stirred mixture over the ice in the glass. 7. Express the oils of an orange peel over the drink by twisting it, then rim the glass with the peel to add a citrus note. 8. Drop the orange peel into the glass as a garnish. 9. Serve immediately, inviting the drinker to enjoy a taste of winter without the chill of a hot beverage. This visually striking cocktail not only captures the essence of winter with its signature ice feature but also delivers a balanced, slightly bitter flavor profile that is sure to warm the spirit.

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