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Cin-Cyn
A slightly sweeter, less bitter, artichoke-influenced riff on a classic Negroni
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Monkey Beng
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10th March 2024 at 18:43
It is not rather a "Gin Cyn" ?
Simon Difford
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11th March 2024 at 09:58
Gin-Cyn would appear to make more sense, so I've added it as an AKA. However, the consensus is that this cocktail is a Cin-Cyn.
Chris Brislawn
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30th March 2024 at 04:16
The name appears to be a play on the common Italian toast, "cin cin," reflecting the use of Cynar in the drink.
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