Agricole Negroni
Inspired By:
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Complexity
Alcohol Level
3/5
Medium
Type
Negroni Riff
Preparation
Stirred
Glass
Old Fashioned
Ice
Large Cube
INGREDIENTS
Choeng Doi Blanc • 45ml / 1.5oz
Dry Vermouth • 15ml / 0.5oz
Sweet Vermouth • 10ml / 0.3oz
Campari • 15ml / 0.5oz
Garnish: Orange twist
Optional: Orange Bitters • 2 dashes
STEPS
Add all ingredients to a mixing glass with shaking ice Stir until well chilled, about 20–30 seconds
Strain into an Old Fashioned glass over a large ice cube
Garnish with an orange twist
NOTES:
Batched Version: Add 15% of total volume in water and store in freezer.
Drier Variation: Use 25ml dry vermouth and omit the sweet vermouth
HISTORY
The Negroni was born in Florence in 1919 when Count Camillo Negroni asked his bartender to strengthen his favorite Americano by swapping soda water for gin. This agricole variation replaces the gin with rhum agricole blanc, trading juniper for the grassy, vegetal funk of fresh-pressed sugarcane, while keeping the classic bitter-sweet balance of Campari and vermouth intact.
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