Cornwall

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It&#8217;s a classic for a reason &#8211; this bitter cocktail is a popular one as it is so easy to make. History suggests that the first was made in Caffè Casoni in Florence when Count Camillo asked for his Americano (vermouth, campari and soda) to be made stronger, with gin replacing the water.



Just use equal parts gin, vermouth and a bitter red/orange liqueur (the most ubiquitous is Campari, but see below). Pop some ice in your cocktail shaker, add the spirits in turn, and mix for a moment.



Take a rocks glass, add a large ice cube and then pour over your mix. Garnish with an orange twist if you like.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-here-s-our-favourite-spirits-for-making-a-cornish-negroni">Here&#8217;s our favourite spirits for making a Cornish negroni.</h2>



<a href="https://tarquinsgin.com/products/tarquins-the-seadog-navy-strength-gin-with-aromatic-tonic">Tarquin&#8217;s “The Seadog” Navy Gin</a> &#8211; blended by Tarquin&#8217;s South West Distillery on Cornwall&#8217;s north coast near Padstow, this is a navy strength gin at 57% so packs a good punch. They say &#8220;Fresh, crisp and vibrant juniper nose. Light aromatic spice, orange blossom and a hint of cardamom. Creamy, dry with delicate green pine and subtle frangipane notes. Crisp and clean on the finish, with lingering citrus zest and eastern spices&#8220;.



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<a href="https://shop.knightor.com/collections/vermouth?">Knightor Vermouth</a> &#8211; made with grapes grown on Cornwall&#8217;s south coast, we think the Rosso or the Rosé works best in this negroni. They say &#8220;A rich bittersweet English vermouth. Aromas leap out of the glass of bitter orange zest, aniseed, cinchona and gentian overlaid with gentle spice. The palate starts fruity, but finishes with a lingering bitter marmalade finish, with a hint of spiciness&#8220;.



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<a href="https://tarquinsgin.com/products/tarquins-bitter-aperitif">Tarquin&#8217;s Bitter Aperitif</a> &#8211; a natural infused liqueur with complex flavours and bitterness, the Cornish take on the classic Italian apéritif &#8211; not quite the same as Campari, but great in this Cornish negroni. They say &#8220;Crafted in small authentic batches on the wild Cornish coast. It’s a rich all-natural infusion of 14 natural fruits, roots, barks, herbs &amp; spices, including Cornish Sea Buckthorn, wild Hawthorn Berries and Lemon Verbena from our friends at Padstow Kitchen Garden.



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Cheers!

How to make a Cornish negroni

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