A recipe based on the Fin de Siècle (“End of the Century”) cocktail from the 1890s, but with the rum replacing gin and sherry in place of bitters.
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This is Allen Cheng from Fourplay Taipei's woodsy take on the Negroni.
The Meowvelous Taipei Fan Club bar man infuses Taiwanese black vinegar and black garlic into his riff on the Negroni.
Bitters & Love's Stephy Lim crafts a Negroni you can sip down at the start of the day.
The perfect ratio for the bright orange Italian classic.
Adam Ford, author of Vermouth: The Revival of the Spirit that created America's Cocktail Culture discusses how the category shook off its dusty image and became cool again.
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