For the gin infusion: add all the ingredients to the bottle and infuse for 3 – 7 days depending on taste, then sieve. For the Negroni: mix all ingredients into an old fashioned glass half filled with ice and stir to dilute slightly, 20 or so turns. Garnish to finish.

Christmas, Drinks

Festive spiced negroni

Q: You will need

Infused Tarquins Cornish Gin 25ml Campari 25ml Martini Rosso 25ml For the infused gin: Tarquins Cornish Gin 1 bottle Star anise 4 Cinnamon sticks 4 Cloves 6 To garnish: Cinnamon stick 1 Fresh grapefruit 1 slice

Get the party started with this festive Negroni recipe

Added on November 28, 2014

On the nose this festive Negroni from Fifteen Cornwall is deep and intense, with grapefruit, spices and herbs

Serves 1

You will need

Infused Tarquins Cornish Gin 25ml
Campari 25ml
Martini Rosso 25ml

For the infused gin:
Tarquins Cornish Gin 1 bottle
Star anise 4
Cinnamon sticks 4
Cloves 6

To garnish:
Cinnamon stick 1
Fresh grapefruit 1 slice

Method

For the gin infusion: add all the ingredients to the bottle and infuse for 3 – 7 days depending on taste, then sieve.
For the Negroni: mix all ingredients into an old fashioned glass half filled with ice and stir to dilute slightly, 20 or so turns. Garnish to finish.

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You will need

Infused Tarquins Cornish Gin 25ml
Campari 25ml
Martini Rosso 25ml

For the infused gin:
Tarquins Cornish Gin 1 bottle
Star anise 4
Cinnamon sticks 4
Cloves 6

To garnish:
Cinnamon stick 1
Fresh grapefruit 1 slice

Method

For the gin infusion: add all the ingredients to the bottle and infuse for 3 – 7 days depending on taste, then sieve.
For the Negroni: mix all ingredients into an old fashioned glass half filled with ice and stir to dilute slightly, 20 or so turns. Garnish to finish.

'Nothing puts a smile on my face like a well-made Negroni. We have taken it a step further using Tarquin’s Cornish Gin and infusing with some simple Christmas spices'