Name: Infinito
Prep time: 1 min
Total time: 1 min
Ingredients: Cocktail glass of ice; 1/3 part Dry Vermouth; 1/3 part Red Bitters; 1/3 part Prosecco; 1 Basil leaf

Our Aperitivo Expert, Riccardo Massetti of Cremini’s Aperitivo &amp; Kitchen, shares his original recipe for the &#8220;infinite&#8221; cocktail.

How to Make an “Infinito” for Your Next Aperitivo Hour

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