Though it shares a name with an espresso drink, the Americano cocktail has nothing to do with its caffeinated cousin (aside ...

Do you enjoy the bittersweet, refreshing flavors of a well-made Negroni? Maybe you’d like it even more if it didn’t have the ...

Three ingredients make for bittersweet magic in this classic, low alcoholic cocktail. Whether you are ordering an Americano in between Martinis to slow down on a night out or sipping one on a ...

So it goes, the origin story of the much celebrated Negroni cocktail is often represented like this: In 1919, Count Camillo Negroni walked into the Caffe Casoni, in Florence, ordered an Americano ...

It’s devilishly easy to make and packs a wonderful flavor punch. The Americano is a Campari-based cocktail that pre-dates the Negroni by about half a century. The original mix of Campari ...

Cocktail lore has it that count Camillo Negroni, (yes, a real Count named Negroni), frequented a Florentine cafe where he often ordered an Americano. One afternoon, he asked the bartender to ...

(It's worth noting that the negroni itself was supposedly created as a boozier riff on the classic Americano cocktail—a blend of Campari, sweet vermouth, and soda water—making the negroni ...

"Inspired by a recent trip to London where he became exposed to its prevailing gin scene, the Count requested his Americano cocktail (Campari, sweet vermouth, soda water) with gin rather than the ...