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Enzoni

The Enzoni is a bitter, fruity sour made with Gin, Campari, Lemon Juice and Simple Syrup. It is muddled and served in an old-fashioned glass, about 15% ABV.

Method
Muddled
Glass
Old-fashioned glass
Served
On Rocks
Strength
About 15% ABV
Family
Sour
Flavour
Bitter, fruity
Listed in
Difford's Guide Hall of Fame

Ingredients

How to make it

  1. Muddle grapes.
  2. Add ingredients and shake with ice.
  3. Strain into old-fashioned glass.

Tip: Press gently when you muddle. Crushing herbs too hard releases bitter flavours.

About the Enzoni

Vincenzo Errico created it at Milk & Honey in New York, crossing a Negroni with a gin sour and muddling in white grapes.

Missing something?

  • No Gin? Use Old Tom Gin (Sweeter and rounder, so cut the syrup a little)
  • No Gin? Use Genever (Maltier and rounder)
  • No Campari? Use Aperol (Lighter, sweeter and less bitter)
  • No Lemon Juice? Use Lemon (Squeeze fresh: 1 lemon gives about 30 ml)
  • No Lemon Juice? Use Lime Juice (Sharper, different aroma)
  • No Simple Syrup? Use Rich Simple Syrup (More concentrated, so use less)
  • No Simple Syrup? Use Sugar (1 tsp sugar is about 7.5 ml syrup; stir until dissolved)

All swaps for Gin, Campari, Lemon Juice and Simple Syrup

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