Edition No. 01

The Negroni

Florence, 1919

The Negroni: the edition illustration

Equal parts gin, Campari and sweet vermouth. Bitter, sweet and quietly strong.

Ingredients

  • gin 30 ml
  • Campari 30 ml
  • sweet vermouth 30 ml

Method

  1. Add gin, Campari and sweet vermouth to a mixing glass with plenty of ice.
  2. Stir for about 20 seconds, until well chilled.
  3. Strain over one large ice cube in a rocks glass.
  4. Express an orange peel over the drink and drop it in.

Glass rocks glassIce one large cubeGarnish orange peel

Mailed [DATE]

The letter

Letters on the RocksEdition No. 01

Dear friend,

The story goes that in 1919 Count Camillo Negroni, a regular at a café in Florence, asked his bartender to make his Americano a little stronger. Gin took the place of the soda water, an orange peel replaced the lemon, and a classic was born.

A century later it is still poured the same way: three equal parts, stirred, never shaken. Bitter, sweet and quietly strong, it is the perfect first drink for a club like ours.

Raise a glass with us.

— the Club

In the envelope

Four contour-cut stickers and a numbered card to start your set.

One of the The Negroni stickers, contour-cut with a white border

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