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Italian-Inspired NA Cocktail #5: Nogroni

Our Dry January advocate shares a NA version of the wildly popular aperitivo that will make you say "Yes" to a Nogroni.

Nogroni.

Nogroni.

Say "Yes" to this Nogroni, an NA version of a Negroni, this Dry January (or beyond).

Damrak is a non-alcoholic botanical drink from a Dutch gin brand; FLUÈRE Bitter subs in for the red Italian bitter spirit; and a non-alcoholic vermouth rosso, such as Lyre's, rounds out the zero-proof version of the holy trinity.

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Nogroni

Nogroni

Recipe by Hilary Sheinbaum
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Servings

1

servings
Prep time

1

minute
Cooking time

1

minute

Ingredients

  • 1 oz 1 Damrak Virgin

  • 1 oz 1 FLUÈRE Bitter

  • .75 oz .75 Vermouth Rosso

  • Garnish: Orange peel

Directions

  • Mix ingredients with ice in a mixing glass.
  • Stir and strain into a rocks glass over ice.
  • Add garnish.

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