White Negroni Bitters SetThe Blonde (or White) Negroni, was first showcased by Wayne Collins in Bordeaux, France in 2001 and it so quickly became a bartender and imbiber favorite, that these days folks often forget that its not a hundred year old classic. The original riff called for Suze in place of Campari and Lillet Blanc instead of sweet vermouth but just like the original Negroni, this one has inspired countless riffs and variations. In this set we have our favorite

nose is spicy ginger with clove and a hint of vanilla

with celery seed

In this set we have our favorite ingredient to switch up - the bitter aperitif

Driven by a renewed interest in aperitifs and the increasing availability of liqueurs and amari in the U

and hints of leather and tobacco

and ginger syrup or liqueur

Cooking recommendations: Vinaigrettes

and a recipe card

treacle and brown spice

A tiny enamel pin to celebrate your favorite tiki drink — a Mai Tai

FEW Spirits are a new take on timeless distilling techniques

All three delicious and unabashedly rummy