Negroni Sbagliato
The Negroni Sbagliato Recipe
The Negroni Sbagliato is an Italian cocktail made with equal parts Campari, sweet red vermouth and sparkling wine. A sparkling twist on the classic Negroni, it replaces gin with Prosecco for a bitter and delicately complex taste.
| 1 Part 1 Oz 30 Ml 3 Cl | Campari |
| 1 Part 1 Oz 30 Ml 3 Cl | Sweet Red Vermouth |
| 1 Part 1 Oz 30 Ml 3 Cl | Sparkling Wine |
| 1 | Pour the sweet red vermouth, prosecco D.O.C and campari directly into the glass filled with ice |
| 1 | Pour the sweet red vermouth, prosecco D.O.C and campari directly into the glass filled with ice |
| 1 | Pour the sweet red vermouth, prosecco D.O.C and campari directly into the glass filled with ice |
| 1 | Pour the sweet red vermouth, prosecco D.O.C and campari directly into the glass filled with ice |
| 2 | Garnish with a slice of orange |
| 2 | Garnish with a slice of orange |
| 2 | Garnish with a slice of orange |
| 2 | Garnish with a slice of orange |
A Negroni Sbagliato is traditionally served in a rocks glass filled with fresh ice. After combining Campari, sweet vermouth, and Prosecco, gently stir the cocktail to preserve the sparkling wine’s bubbles. Garnish with a fresh orange slice or orange peel to enhance the drink’s citrus aroma.
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Negroni Sbagliato history
The Negroni Sbagliato was invented in 1972 by Mirko Stocchetto at Bar Basso in Milano, who created this take on a classic by accident. When asked to make a Negroni, Stocchetto poured prosecco instead of gin, and thus a ‘new classic’ was born. The cocktail can still be enjoyed around the world today, with its name telling the story of its creation.
When to Drink a Negroni Sbagliato
The Negroni Sbagliato drink is ideal for aperitivo hour, especially when you want a lighter and more sparkling alternative to a classic Negroni. Its perfect for spring and summer evenings, outdoor gatherings, brunches, rooftop drinks, and pre-dinner occasions. Thanks to its elegant yet approachable profile, it is also a great choice for celebrations, holiday aperitifs, and social moments that call for a sophisticated Italian cocktail.
Negroni VS Negroni Sbagliato
The Negroni and the Negroni Sbagliato share the same Italian aperitivo heritage, but they deliver two distinct drinking experiences. The classic Negroni is bold, spirit-forward, and intensely bittersweet, while the Negroni Sbagliato is lighter, and characterized by its delicate effervescence. If you enjoy the flavors of a Negroni but prefer a less intense cocktail, the Negroni Sbagliato is an excellent alternative.
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Most Asked Questions
What does Negroni Sbagliato mean?
“Sbagliato” means “mistaken” in Italian. The name refers to the cocktail’s origin: instead of gin, sparkling wine was added to a Negroni, creating a lighter, more sparkling variation of the classic Italian cocktail.
What is the Best Vermouth for Negroni Sbagliato?
The best vermouth for a Negroni Sbagliato is a quality sweet red vermouth, able to balance Campari’s bitter profile and the freshness of sparkling wine. For a serve aligned with Campari Academy, 1757 Vermouth di Torino Rosso can be used together with Campari and Prosecco.
What is the Best Prosecco for a Negroni Sbagliato?
The ideal Prosecco for a Negroni Sbagliato is a dry, well-chilled Prosecco with a fresh, sparkling profile.
What is the Garnish for a Negroni Sbagliato?
The classic garnish is a fresh orange slice, which enhances the citrus notes and complements the bittersweet character of Campari.
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