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This beauty from the house of Luxardo has become a staple on the home bar of many of us thanks to its easy to employ, classic profile, with balanced bitterness, citrus notes, and botanical complexity. It comes the closest to being a clear white stand in for many of your favorite classic red bitters, making the most recognizably Negroni-esque White Negroni, but also finding an easy home in many other drinks, whether it's complexifying a sour, adding some balance to a too-sweet stirred drink, or just enjoying as it was intended, on the rocks with a twist of citrus. A well-balanced distilled infusion of bitter herbs, aromatic plants and citrus in water and alcohol. The aroma is fruity with sweet and bitter oranges balanced by hints of spices and botanicals.
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Although i'm a fan of Campari for rum based cocktails (ex. Jungle Bird), but it can make a Negroni slightly too bitter. A few years back, I discovered Luxardo Bitter Bianco liquer from an internet mixologist blog and have been using it since as an alternative. It makes a well balanced, refreshing, and mildly bitter Blonde negroni.
Blonde Negroni recipe:
Fords gin (2 oz.)
Dry vermouth (1 oz.)
Luxardo bitter bianco (.75 oz)
favorite for negroni biancos!
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