We're mixing things up with this classic gin cocktail. Instead of gin, we're adding mezcal. It adds a smokey flavor that blends magically with the sweet and bitter flavors in the cocktail. If you're not familiar with the Negroni, it is widely known as an aperitif but most certainly can be enjoyed as a cocktail at any time. The drink's origins are pretty much unknown but what we do know is how it got its name. A Count by the name of Camillo Negroni asked his bartender at a small cafe in Italy in the early 1900s to make a few alterations to the already existing drink, such as gin in place of soda water and an orange garnish instead of lemon. Shortly after the drink grew in popularity, the Negroni family opened their own distillery and started creating a ready-made version of this classic cocktail.
The Old Fashioned is a cocktail staple and has stayed the most consistent since its origin compared to other long-standing cocktails. he only slight change we've seen over the past 200 years or so is the popular switch from rye whiskey to bourbon. And now - Mezcal.
Mezcal is definitely becoming a new fan favorite. The growing number of mezcals on our shelves prove just that. Try the fine spirit for yourself in this traditional cocktail usually made with vodka.
The real MVP in this cocktail is the Giffard Creme de Pamplemousse Rose. It gets its flavor and light pink color by steeping red grapefruit in neutral alcohol. Pretty cool, huh? Typically paired with Champagne, Bartender Brittney decided to mix it with tequila.
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