The Negroni Shop

  Those of us in the Negroni cult know that our beloved three part masterpiece of a cocktail is truly a drink for all seasons, and has a place at o...

Our White Negroni captures the essence of this bold cocktail, yet does so with a light and bright playfulness of its own. Comprised of equal parts ...

The Count Negroni may have liked to strut his stuff all about town, but the Reverend Negroni is content to take his cocktail quietly and unhurriedl...

“I think it tastes like Christmas!” Sother Teague, the owner of New York’s famed bar, Amor-y-Amargo, and the inventor of the Sharpie Mustacheonce t...

Sometimes in the life of a dedicated Negroni drinker, it's time for a reset. You've been stepping out, trying all of the latest obscure liqueurs a...

Coffee and Campari mix incredibly well together, with the bitter notes of the Italian favorite stretching the boundaries of coffee’s dark, earthy f...

It is happening. The next great branch of the Negroni Family Tree is blossoming as we speak, and all signs point to tropical. Negroni variations ar...

Spring's magical blooming of Cherry Blossom trees are captured for enjoyment in all seasons with this bright, floral, and supremely alluring Sakura...

This kit features our very own Negroni Queen's favorite combination of Campari, gin, and sweet vermouth. The cherry, clove, rhubarb, and cinnamon o...

Iconic, bitter, and refreshingly easy to make, we're pretty sure Count Camillo Negroni would heartily endorse his invention taking on a portable fo...

Distilleria Quaglia began making spirits in the Piedmont region of Italy in 1890.  This ready to drink Negroni, featuring equal parts Berto Red Ver...

At Doc Pèpe’s "Lab" in Monterey, California, Cellar Master Christian Pèpe, known as Doc Pèpe, blends classic cocktails in carefully selected oak ba...

It's a Negroni, to go. For many, the Negroni is an important part of the daily routine. Ideally it means you get to slow down, whether at home or a...

Celebrate Aperitivo Hour with Brooklyn's take on the quintessential Italian classic. An iconic cocktail of St. Agrestis Inferno Bitter, Greenhook A...

A combination of the St. Agrestis Inferno Bitter, house-made Torino style vermouth and Greenhook Gin, the St. Agrestis Negroni makes for a perfectl...

Brothers Louie and Matt Catizone head up St. Agrestis alongside long-time friend and industry veteran Steven DeAngelo of Greenhook Ginsmiths. Based...

Getting that seven-year itch in your love affair with the Negroni? Drinkers switch up their gin and vermouth all the time, but many never think to ...

The Blonde (or White) Negroni, was first showcased by Wayne Collins in Bordeaux, France in 2001 - and it so quickly became a bartender and imbiber ...

From the house most famous for their Antica Formula vermouth and bittered Punt e Mes, Carpano Botanic Bitter is the product of a careful selection ...

Leopold Bros. Aperitivo is the first American take on the classic bitter aperitivo, from the Latin word “to open”. The spirit is a mainstay of Old ...

Made from a variety of herbs, roots, and other botanicals. Bitterness comes from gentian root; the citrus notes mostly from California-grown Sevill...

There's no mistaking this classic apéritif, from the vibrant melted lipstick-red color to the distinctive signature bitter finish, clean, clear and...

The Escapist Negroni transports one to a place of pure comfort, classic style, and sacred tradition. Spirits steeped with hand-foraged ingredients ...

The Boulevardier is a kind of kissing cousin to both the Negroni and the Manhattan. It was named after a 1920’s Parisian magazine for American ex-p...

The Negroni is a hell of a drug, and as our collective addiction becomes more and more severe, we find ourselves needing a bigger and bolder Negron...

As lovers of all things bitter, we spend a lot of time fawning over the drinking culture of Italy, most famously recognized via the ritual of aperi...

The fabulous spirits of Denver based Leopold Bros. distillery play a central role here, with their vegetal and bitter Aperitivo playing the bitter ...

The original Negroni hails from Florence, in the heart of Tuscany, perhaps Italy's most famous wine region. This spin on that beloved cocktail find...

The Negroni's whiskey based little brother, the Boulevardier was created in 1920's Paris by Erskine Gwynne, editor of the Boulevardier magazine. It...

A kind of dry Negroni variation, this fruit forward spin pays homage to California's most recently designated National Park, Pinnacles. Much like i...

Our platonic ideal for the most sacred of cocktails, the Negroni. We love all kinds of Negronis, and even have an entire club dedicated to our favo...

Our take on the modern classic Suze-based Negroni. Perhaps confirming the idea that blondes have more fun, this yellow-tinted delight also seems to...

Named for A Tribe Called Quest's seminal 1993 album, this Negroni riff from bartender Joaquin Simo is all about big flavors. Bringing together smok...

At first blush the build of this Negroni doesn’t stray far from the classic formula (spirit + bitter + vermouth), but we’ve made two big updates to...

Light and bright enough to settle in as your aperitivo cocktail, this particular Negroni riff skews far enough into Amaro flavor territory to also ...

In making this Negroni - a feature from our treasured NEGRONI CLUB - we followed our bliss, manifested some positive vibes, and found ourselves wi...