Coffee Negroni Recipe

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A Coffee Negroni requires equal parts (30ml each) of gin, Campari, sweet vermouth, and cold brew coffee concentrate. It's garnished with an orange peel that adds essential aromatic oils to balance the bitter-sweet flavour profile.
Learn how to make Coffee Negroni Recipe by combining equal measures (30ml each) of gin, Campari, sweet vermouth and cold brew coffee concentrate in a mixing glass with ice. Stir gently for 30 seconds, strain into a rocks glass over fresh ice, and garnish with an expressed orange peel for that perfect bitter-sweet caffeinated aperitivo experience.
For the best results, use a cold brew coffee concentrate rather than hot brewed coffee. Choose a medium to dark roast with chocolate or nutty notes that complement the bitter Campari. Single-origin beans from Ethiopia or Colombia work particularly well with the cocktail's complex profile.
Yes, you can pre-batch the gin, Campari and sweet vermouth in a bottle and refrigerate for up to a month. Add the cold brew coffee just before serving to preserve its freshness. Scale the recipe by maintaining equal proportions of all ingredients for perfect balance.
For a non-alcoholic version, replace Campari with Giffard Aperitif syrup, Lyre's Italian Orange, or a homemade alternative using pomegranate juice, orange peel, and gentian root tea. Maintain the cold brew component and add a splash of tonic water for complexity.
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