Rome With a View
A measure of citrus kicks up this bracingly bittersweet spritz.
- story: Leslie Pariseau
- photo: Lizzie Munro
A measure of citrus kicks up this bracingly bittersweet spritz.
Pietro Collina demonstrates the pan-seasonal appeal of cachaça, complementing the flavor of Laird’s apple brandy with the cinnamon and clove notes of Avuá Amburana.
The Negroni meets White Claw.
The ultimate Italian triple threat, this bittersweet stirred drink marries Carpano dry vermouth and Carpano Antica with a splash of Fernet-Branca.
Claire Sprouse recommends using an off dry riesling in her friesling rendition, which also calls on sweet vermouth and pear brandy.
Pilsner replaces the usual soda water.
Leyenda's take on the dirty tequila Martini.
Kremwerk + Timbre's signature drink puts a refreshing twist on the Hanky Panky.
A Basque Country staple that reads like a low-proof Negroni.
Served on tap at Dante, this riff improves on the rum-vermouth-orange liqueur classic with a sumac tincture.