Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
I prefer spritz, or macchiato, or bicicletta: just fill three quarters of the glass with white sparkling wine, then fill it to the rim with campari. Spritz is Venice's name for this concoction. -- Vilco Think pink, drink rose'
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Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
koko
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
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I prefer spritz, or macchiato, or bicicletta: just fill three quarters of the glass with white sparkling wine, then fill it to the rim with campari. Spritz is Venice's name for this concoction. --
That sounds great, I will try it today (we have 102 degree weather, so cold drinks are in demand!)
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
LOL, Negroni! Ever tried the "sbagliato" (wrong) version? I don't remember which was the difference... -- Vilco Think pink, drink rose'
On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 14:10:01 +0200, "Pandora" <[email hidden]>
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Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
koko
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
Many of us know campari. I drank campari and soda when I was in my 20's, but not anymore.
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Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
LOL, Negroni! Ever tried the "sbagliato" (wrong) version? I don't remember which was the difference... -- Vilco Think pink, drink rose'
No I have never tried "Sbagliato". perhaps is only Campari and Martini without gin. Or Campari and gin with red wine in place of Martini. I don't know 🙂
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On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 14:10:01 +0200, "Pandora" <[email hidden]>
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Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
koko
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
Many of us know campari. I drank campari and soda when I was in my 20's, but not anymore.
Oh! And you know also a cocktail called "Negroni" (= big afro-american) ? -- Kisses Pandora
Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one.http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
Cane sugar: About half of the nation's cane sugar (but none of its beet sugar) is whitened using bone char, a powder made by burning animal bones. All the bone char is removed before packaging, but some vegans might still have a problem with sugar that was produced using an animal product. Most, but not all, cane sugar is labeled as such, so something called just "sugar" probably came from beets.
Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
I prefer spritz, or macchiato, or bicicletta: just fill three quarters of the glass with white sparkling wine, then fill it to the rim with campari. Spritz is Venice's name for this concoction.
On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 14:10:01 +0200, "Pandora" <[email hidden]>
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Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
koko
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
I have all of the ingredients. Yahoo!!! I'll try it tonight.
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Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
Yes, I also like Negronis. Pandy,if you ever come and visit with me I will pour you many Negronis. ;=} One of my Campari favorites is the following:
1/3 Campari 1/3 red Martini 1/3 sparkling water
Pour all three over ice and stir. Add a lemon twist, after rubbing the rim of the glass with it, and top with a brandy float. Years ago, in San Francisco, this was known as a "Campari Cocktail" but I have also seen it called an Americano. Back then, Campari was called "Italian Coca-Cola".
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Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
Yes, I also like Negronis. Pandy,if you ever come and visit with me I will pour you many Negronis. ;=} One of my Campari favorites is the following:
1/3 Campari 1/3 red Martini 1/3 sparkling water
Pour all three over ice and stir. Add a lemon twist, after rubbing the rim of the glass with it, and top with a brandy float. Years ago, in San Francisco, this was known as a "Campari Cocktail" but I have also seen it called an Americano. Back then, Campari was called "Italian Coca-Cola".
Salute,
You guys are making me want to try these out. I will have to find some Campari...
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Suppose this isn't the worst thing I could drink. Campari and soda. Get your appetizers and cocktails all in one. http://www.chow.com/stories/10214
I prefer mine with a twist of lemon.
koko
Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
I have all of the ingredients. Yahoo!!! I'll try it tonight.
koko
I don't thinck you will be able to answer this evening 😄DDDDDDDDD
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Oh! You know Campari? We often make a drink with it: "Negroni" (1/3 Campari; 1/3 gin; 1/3 red Martini). It's very good with appetizers, but a little strong!
Yes, I also like Negronis. Pandy,if you ever come and visit with me I will pour you many Negronis. ;=} One of my Campari favorites is the following:
1/3 Campari 1/3 red Martini 1/3 sparkling water
Pour all three over ice and stir. Add a lemon twist, after rubbing the rim of the glass with it, and top with a brandy float. Years ago, in San Francisco, this was known as a "Campari Cocktail" but I have also seen it called an Americano. Back then, Campari was called "Italian Coca-Cola".
Salute,
D.M.
Ohh! So it is international! But what is the brandy float ?