Cocktails

Later, soda water was added to the combination of Milanese Campari and vermouth from Turin to create the Americano. Also, gin was added to give us the Negroni.

Legend has it that the Negroni Sbagliato, also based on this classic marriage, came about due to a bartender picking up the wrong bottle whilst setting out to make a Negroni, while the Boulevardier is simply a Negroni made with bourbon in place of gin.

All the following drinks taste great and if you've not tried them all then you should. Once you've experienced them all perhaps create your own riff on the classic Milano-Torino.

Americano

With: Campari, sweet vermouth sweet and soda water
Americano recipe

Boulevardier

With: Campari, bourbon whiskey and sweet vermouth
Boulevardier recipe

Killer in Red

With: Campari, chamomille infused London dry gin, bianco vermouth and Grand Marnier
Killer in Red recipe

Mi To (Milano-Torino)

With: Campari and sweet vermouth
Mi To (Milano-Torino recipe

Milanese G&T

With: Campari, London dry gin and tonic water
Milanese G&T recipe

Negroni

With: Campari, London dry gin and sweet vermouth
Negroni recipe

Negroni Sbagliato

With: Campari, sweet vermouth and spumante
Negroni Sbagliato recipe

Campari Spritz

With: Prosecco sparkling wine, Campari and soda water
Campari Spritz recipe

Shakerato

With: Campari shaken with ice and strain into chilled glass
Shakerato recipe