Recognised variation

Cynar Negroni

Cynar changes the bitter, not the base. The red brightness gives way to something darker and more vegetal.

Structure

What changed from the Classic
Full swap
CampariCynar
Split bitter
CampariCampariCynar

Gin and Rosso vermouth stay.

Taste

  • Bitterness
    GentleBitter
  • Sweetness
    DrySweet
  • Body
    LightFull
  • Herbal character
    CleanHerbal
  • Strength feel
    SofterStronger
The story

This one leaves the gin alone and swaps the bitter. Cynar carries its own history in the bottle, an artichoke amaro, dark and herbal with a vegetal edge, a world away from Campari's bright orange. Go all in and you're a long way from the Classic. Split the bitter between Campari and Cynar and you keep one foot in familiar ground while the amaro adds shade underneath. Either way, Campari's brightness doesn't survive the trade.

Mixes in this family