"Ember Negroni | Crafted Pour"

"Up here in Sweden we drink a lot of mulled wine (glühwein) during Christmas time and each year new flavours pop up. This year my partner found a recipe on a new product the producer refers to as apple glühwein or spiced ice cider, called Ember Ice Cider. It’s an apple ice wine with apple and bergamot tones which has a freshness not really found in glühwein since those are wine based. So the recipe she found was a negroni where the vermouth was replaced by this ice cider so we planned to give it a try now when the first Sunday of Advent was approaching. Using this apple ice cider instead of the vermouth adds a bit of freshness and calms the bitterness from the Campari so for anyone that has a hard time with the bitterness in a classic Negroni this would really be a great alternative.", "undefined", "Ember Negroni",

"Ingredients"

Ember Negroni By , May 8, 2009 Up here in Sweden we drink a lot of mulled wine (glühwein) during Christmas time and each year new flavours pop up. This year my partner found a recipe on a new product the producer refers to as apple glühwein or spiced ice cider, called Ember Ice Cider. It’s an apple ice wine with apple and bergamot tones which has a freshness not really found in glühwein since those are wine based.

So the recipe she found was a negroni where the vermouth was replaced by this ice cider so we planned to give it a try now when the first Sunday of Advent was approaching.

Using this apple ice cider instead of the vermouth adds a bit of freshness and calms the bitterness from the Campari so for anyone that has a hard time with the bitterness in a classic Negroni this would really be a great alternative. Up here in Sweden we drink a lot of mulled wine (glühwein) during Christmas time and each year new flavours pop up. This year my partner found a recipe on a new product the producer refers to as apple glühwein or spiced ice cider, called Ember Ice Cider. It’s an apple ice wine with apple and bergamot tones which has a freshness not really found in glühwein since those are wine based. So the recipe she found was a negroni where the vermouth was replaced by this ice cider so we planned to give it a try now when the first Sunday of Advent was approaching. Using this apple ice cider instead of the vermouth adds a bit of freshness and calms the bitterness from the Campari so for anyone that has a hard time with the bitterness in a classic Negroni this would really be a great alternative. Ingredients: - London Dry Gin - Campari Instructions: Mix all ingredients in a mixing glass. Stir to chill cocktai and server over a large clear ice.