Name: Super Sbagliato
Prep time: 1 min
Total time: 1 min
Ingredients: 1 part Cocchi Vermouth (or any Sweet Vermouth); 1 part Chinotto; 1 Part Prosecco; 1 orange slice

The Super Sbagliato is a fun spin on the trendy Negroni made with prosecco. This version subs in chinotto for a carbonated citrus boost.

How to Make a Super Sbagliato

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