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The 8 Best Gins for a Negroni Cocktail

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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The Negroni cocktail, with its bittersweet melody of Campari, vermouth, and gin, is as simple as it is complex. The gin selected can dramatically alter the personality of the drink. Here are eight gins that promise to elevate your Negroni experience.

1.Tanqueray London Dry Gin – A classic choice that never disappoints, Tanqueray offers a juniper-forward profile which stands up robustly to the Campari.

2.Plymouth Gin – Slightly less dry than most London Dry Gins, Plymouth brings a soft and balanced fruitiness to the Negroni that harmonizes beautifully with the sweet vermouth.

3.Beefeater London Dry Gin – With its prominent notes of citrus and juniper, Beefeater adds a crispness to the Negroni cocktail that’s appreciated by purists and newcomers alike.

4.Bombay Sapphire – Known for its floral and aromatic qualities thanks to ten botanicals, Bombay Sapphire contributes a subtle complexity that doesn’t overpower the traditional flavors of a Negroni.

5.Hendrick’s Gin – Hendrick’s, infused with rose and cucumber, gives a contemporary twist to the cocktail while complementing the bitter attributes with its refreshing bouquet.

6.The Botanist Islay Dry Gin – Originating from Scotland, The Botanist is crafted with 22 local botanicals and lends an earthy and herbaceous character to your Negroni that’s unmatched.

7.Sipsmith London Dry Gin – This handcrafted gin is ideal for those seeking a traditional but individualistic touch in their cocktail, providing a balanced base for the other elements to shine through.

8.Monkey 47 Schwarzwald Dry Gin – With 47 botanical ingredients, Monkey 47 offers a complex depth that can turn your Negroni into an intriguingly sophisticated sipper.

Each of these gins comes with its distinct profile; your choice depends on whether you prefer your Negroni classic or with a twist. Nonetheless, mixing any of these fine spirits will doubtlessly result in an exquisite cocktail experience.

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