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Looks the same as a classic Negroni - saturated red/crimson, and clear. If you enjoy Negroni variants you should try this out for yourself - it is pretty good. But, the lack of gin botanicals make this sweeter than the Negroni - it is nice but I prefer the original.
This was a quite good Negroni variation. The Tsipouro takes a back seat to the Campari, but not in an unpleasant way.
We also tried a Ouzo Negroni, which also worked very well. Basically a Negroni with anise instead of juniper.