Campari

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Meaning

Campari (plural Camparis)

An Italian mildly bitter apéritif, coloured with cochineal, often drunk with soda water or orange juice.

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Campari Australia and New Zealand marketing director Paolo Marinoni said: “The Wild Turkey Local Legends platform identifies a hallmark in what it means to be truly Australian. Source: Internet

A negroni that swaps the Campari for an orange wine twist? Source: Internet

It’s a coral pink and includes an eyebrow-raising blend of Campari, tequila and St. Germain. Source: Internet

It’s made with gin, sweet vermouth, Campari and passion fruit syrup. Source: Internet

The best part is you can easily recreate it at home with three ingredients: Smith & Cross Jamaican Rum, Gran Classico (a bitter Italian apertif similar to Campari), and Carpano sweet vermouth. Source: Internet

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