New Recipe Page: Negroni Sbagliato
- Jul 21, 2017
- 1 min read
The Negroni Sbagliato (spAHg-lee-AH-toh - in the correct Italian pronunciation the “g” is silent) is simply a Negroni with prosecco in place of gin - and so much more. Light, fizzy, with a touch of earthiness and a delightful bitter finish, that has the levity of an Aperol Spritz but the gravitas of a classic Negroni. It's a cinch to throw together and makes for an excellent aperitif. And being so low proof, you don't have to think twice about having seconds (or thirds or fourths).
The recipe page for Negroni Sbagliato is refreshing and inspiring. It highlights a playful twist on the classic Negroni by swapping gin for sparkling wine, creating a lighter, more effervescent cocktail. What I find uplifting is how such a small change can transform the drink into something new and celebratory, perfect for social gatherings or a relaxed evening. It’s a reminder that creativity in mixology often comes from simple, thoughtful adjustments. And for a quick mental reset, I enjoy Slope game for its fast pace and unpredictability.
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