aperitivo
Stef Ferrari’s New Book Shines a Spotlight on Stuzzichini
In Stuzzichini, the award-winning author and food expert explores how Italy’s small bites relate to aperitivo culture and hospitality, with great recipes and stories. Here, she writes about her inspiration for the new book about “The Art of the Italian Snack.”
Endive With Sweet Gorgonzola Cream
In an excerpt from her book, Stuzzichini, Stef Ferrari showcases an easy-to-make endive with gorgonzola snack that’s gluten-free, vegetarian, and doesn’t require any utensils.
Talking Amaro with Ana Rosenstein, CEO of Amante 1530
Our Editor-in-Chief talks with Ana Rosenstein, CEO of Amante 1530, an exciting new amaro brand in the aperitivo space.
Ascoli Piceno is a Haven for Aperitivo and Apericena
Our contributor explains the culinary treasure to be found in the aperitivo and apericena culture of Ascoli Piceno in Le Marche.
How to Enjoy the Italian Art of the Aperitivo in Milan
The chic ritual of the aperitivo in Milan helps start the night off right. Here’s what you need to know, from what to order, how to snack, and most importantly, where to go for your aperitivo.
The Campari Red Carpet Cocktail
Just in time for this weekend’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, it’s a new Campari cocktail made with the famed bitter spirit, rum, and Champagne.
Il Cardinale, a Less-Sweet Negroni Variation
This recipe for a less-sweet version of the Negroni subs in dry vermouth for the usual sweet, one of the many variations featured in the excellent new book, Italy Cocktails.
Italian-Inspired NA Cocktail #8: The Milano Spritz
Our Dry January advocate shares a NA cocktail recipe for a Spritz that pays homage to the aperitivo culture of Milan.
Italian-Inspired NA Cocktail #7: Pinot Grigio Spritz
Our Dry January advocate shares a refreshing Spritz recipe that marries a NA Pinot Grigio with strawberries and lime.
Italian-Inspired NA Cocktail #6: Oasis Vibe Prickly Pear Punch
Our Dry January advocate shares a NA punch recipe powered by a prickly pear energy drink balanced with syrup.
