


Campari
Campari: A Little Bitter, A Lot of Italian Charm
You know that one drink that instantly makes you feel like you’re on a tiny patio in Milan, watching the world go by? That’s Campari. It’s been around since the 1860s. Not many drinks have that kind of staying power. It is made the old-school way with herbs, spices, and bitter orange peel—nothing fancy, just the kind of craftsmanship you don’t mess with. Campari brings that bold, bitter flavor that hits you in all the right ways. You’ll usually find it mingling in a Negroni or an Americano, but honestly, it’s great on its own with some ice and soda too. That deep red color? Total show-off. But hey, it works.
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Tasting Notes
You’ll notice a bright bitter orange vibe mixed with earthy herbs and a pinch of spice. Take a sip, and it delivers a crisp, bittersweet snap that fades into a silky, smooth finish.
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Herbal Complexity
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Balanced Bitterness

ServingSuggestions
Enjoy Campari in classic cocktails like a Negroni (equal parts Campari, gin, and sweet vermouth, stirred over ice and garnished with an orange peel) or an Americano (Campari and sweet vermouth topped with soda water, served over ice with an orange slice). It's also delicious simply on the rocks with a splash of soda or orange juice.