Negroni sbagliato recipe

🍹 Shake up your cocktail game with a Negroni Sbagliato! A bubbly twist on the classic, featuring Campari, sweet vermouth, and sparkling wine. Stirred over ice, strained into a fresh glass with a sparkling wine top-off, and garnished with an orange peel for that citrus zing. Cheers to vibrant sips! 🥂 #CocktailTime #NegroniSbagliato #DrinkRecipe #thewonderfulworldofwine #wine #franklinma

For this Negroni Sbagliato riff, Portland's 5 and Dime combined two viral cocktails—the Sbagliato and Spaghett—into one fun highball.

Negroni Sbagliato is a vermouth and orange aperitif cocktail, which uses prosecco instead of the traditional gin. Allegedly the 'sbagliato' comes from the Italian 'incorrect', alluding to a bartender's incorrect use of prosecco instead of gin. Other say the drink was made with prosecco on purpose, when a customer asked for prosecco instead of gin and the bartender complied.

The Negroni Sbagliato literally is an "incorrect" or "mistaken" Negroni, which translates to the sparkling variation of the classic Negroni cocktail. #Negroni #NegroniSbagliato #Prosecco #Vermouth #Cocktail #CocktailRecipe #Italy #DolceVita #Sbagliato

The Negroni Sbagliato is a delightful twist on the classic Negroni, substituting sparkling wine for gin, offering a lighter and bubbly experience while maintaining the beloved bitter-sweet flavor profile.

Sbagliato is a variation on the classic Negroni cocktail originating from Milan. It's made with a combination of sweet vermouth, Campari, and prosecco or any dry sparkling wine

The Negroni Sbagliato is said to be the result of a busy bartender mistakenly using sparkling wine instead of gin in a Negroni. Sbagliato means "messed up" or "mistaken" in Italian.

Trade the gin in a Negroni for Prosecco and you get the Negroni Sbagliato, a happy accident that translates to “wrong” or “mistaken” Negroni. The story goes that a bartender at Bar Basso in Milan grabbed Prosecco instead of gin to top off a Negroni. The result was still bittersweet like a Negroni, but also festive and fizzy from the bubbles. This “wrong Negroni” is so right at the start of a meal or night, or to sip on all day or for the duration of a cocktail party. For even less booze…

Say hello to Negroni Spritz, the sparkling, lighter and refreshing version of the classic negroni cocktail! Serve it pitcher-style for a crowd or make it for one, both recipes are included with this beauty!