NEGRONI APERITIF

Limited Edition Print unframed

A full century ago, an Italian Count by the name of Camillo Negroni stepped into his favorite café and pleaded for something stronger than his typical Americano—a concoction of Campari, sweet vermouth, and soda water. (He was likely ordering it by its original name, the Milano-Torino, or Mi-To, but it was rebranded for the American ex-pats who came to love it during Prohibition.) His friend and bartender Fosco Scarselli substituted gin for soda, added an orange garnish, and the Negroni was born.⠀
- Esquire ⠀

Archival, soft textured surface museum quality paper 315gsm

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60x60cm + white boarder 3cm

84x84cm + white boarder 3cm