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<strong>Style</strong> | Drink 63<br />

<strong>Style</strong> sips<br />

Created for Dine Dunedin, the clever team at Dunedin Craft Distillers<br />

have shared with <strong>Style</strong> their warming winter take on the classic negroni.<br />

Winter negroni<br />

On the nose, the promise of summer<br />

raspberries to come gives way to classic<br />

bitters with notes of bay, herbs and<br />

orange. Balanced with a hint of caramel<br />

sweetness, our winter negroni is a warm<br />

and comforting aperitivo.<br />

INGREDIENTS<br />

• 1-2 orange slices, 2 to 3mm thick (to<br />

be caramelised)<br />

• 30ml Dunedin Craft Distillers<br />

The Bay gin<br />

• 30ml extra dry vermouth<br />

• 15ml Campari<br />

• Freeze-dried raspberries<br />

• Fresh orange wedge<br />

• 75ml boiling water<br />

METHOD<br />

1. To caramelise the orange slices, place<br />

in a single layer on a sheet of baking<br />

paper. Bake at 140°C for about 1 hour.<br />

2. Place the caramelised orange slices<br />

into a heatproof jug then pour over<br />

The Bay, vermouth and Campari. Stir<br />

gently, put the jug in a bowl of boiling<br />

water and set aside to infuse.<br />

3. Finely crush some dried raspberries.<br />

Rub the rim of the serving glass with<br />

a cut fresh orange then dip the rim<br />

in raspberry dust until well coated.<br />

4. Strain the infused spirits into the<br />

prepared glass.<br />

5. Place 8 dried raspberries in a jug<br />

and pour over the boiling water. Stir<br />

well and strain into the serving glass.<br />

6. Serve hot and garnish with a little<br />

orange peel if desired.

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