Campari is a world-renowned bitter liqueur created in Milan, Italy in 1860.
With an alcohol content ranging from 20.5% to 28.5%, it is characterized by its distinctive red color and intensely bitter taste.
Made from a blend of over 60 herbs and spices including quinine, bergamot, and orange peel, Campari is an iconic ingredient in Italian aperitivo culture.
It serves as a key component in classic cocktails such as Negroni, Americano, and Campari Soda.
The unique bitterness of Campari has appetite-stimulating properties, making it a popular choice for pre-dinner drinks. It truly shines when paired with orange or lemon.
In premium cocktails, Campari is an indispensable ingredient for creating sophisticated and complex flavor profiles that showcase its distinctive taste and aroma.
With an alcohol content ranging from 20.5% to 28.5%, it is characterized by its distinctive red color and intensely bitter taste.
Made from a blend of over 60 herbs and spices including quinine, bergamot, and orange peel, Campari is an iconic ingredient in Italian aperitivo culture.
It serves as a key component in classic cocktails such as Negroni, Americano, and Campari Soda.
The unique bitterness of Campari has appetite-stimulating properties, making it a popular choice for pre-dinner drinks. It truly shines when paired with orange or lemon.
In premium cocktails, Campari is an indispensable ingredient for creating sophisticated and complex flavor profiles that showcase its distinctive taste and aroma.
Frequently Asked Questions about Campari
What is Campari?
Campari is a world-renowned bitter liqueur created in Milan, Italy in 1860. With an alcohol content ranging from 20.5% to 28.5%, it is characterized by its distinctive red color and intensely bitter taste. Made from a blend of over 60 herbs and spices including quinine, bergamot,…
What cocktails can I make with Campari?
Recitail has 4 cocktail(s) featuring Campari in our database. Popular examples include Negroni, Boulevardier, Americano, Jungle Bird, among others.
Does Campari contain alcohol?
Yes, Campari is an alcoholic ingredient often used as a base or to add flavor in cocktails.
What category does Campari belong to?
Campari belongs to the Liqueur category.
