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How to Make a Super Sbagliato

Our aperitivo expert offers a memorable spin on the now-famous negroni sbagliato. Meet the "Super Sbagliato," with sweet vermouth and the slightly bitter citrus soda chinotto.

4:04 PM EDT on June 9, 2023

Our Aperitivo expert, Riccardo Massetti of Cremini’s Aperitivo & Kitchen in Brooklyn, shares his original recipe for what he calls a "Super Sbagliato." The drink combines an even pour of red (sweet) vermouth, prosecco, and chinotto, a soda made with the juice from the fruits from myrtle-leaved orange trees.

You can buy chinotto online or at many Italian grocers.

Try the recipe below and scroll down for a video tutorial from Riccardo.

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Super Sbagliato

Super Sbagliato

Recipe by Riccardo Massetti
5.0 from 2 votes
Servings

1

servings
Prep time

1

minute
Cooking time

0

minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 part 1 Cocchi Vermouth (or any Sweet Vermouth)

  • 1 part 1 Chinotto

  • 1 Part 1 Prosecco

  • 1 1 orange slice

Directions

  • Fill a cocktail glass with ice.
  • Add Cocchi.
  • Add Chinotto.
  • Add Prosecco.
  • Stir gently.
  • Add orange garnish.
  • Enjoy!

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