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What can I make with gin, campari, and sweet vermouth?
MixWise is a free cocktail tool that matches drinks to the bottles already in your cabinet. With gin, campari, and sweet vermouth you can pour 11 drinks now, and 12 more are one bottle away. Add them to your bar to match against the full library.
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Garibaldi
A two-ingredient Italian highball of Campari and fluffy orange juice.

Americano
A classic Italian aperitivo of Campari, sweet vermouth, and soda water served over ice with citrus.

Bicicletta
A dry, crisp Italian spritz of Campari and white wine.

Gimlet
A simple gin sour built from gin and lime, served chilled in a small cocktail glass.

Kingston Negroni
A funky Jamaican rum Negroni variation with bold molasses depth.

Manhattan
A spirit-forward classic of rye or bourbon, sweet vermouth, and bitters served up with a cherry.

Mezcal Negroni
A smoky, earthier riff on the classic Italian aperitivo.

Negroni
A bold Italian aperitivo of gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth served over ice with an orange peel.

Rabo De Galo
A Brazilian stirred drink of cachaça, sweet vermouth, and Cynar or bitters.

Hanky Panky
A bittersweet gin-and-vermouth classic sharpened by a barspoon of Fernet.

White Negroni
A bright, herbal, bittersweet twist on the Negroni with gentian liqueur and blanc vermouth.
One bottle away

Chocolate Negroni
Missing Orange Peel

Boulevardier
Missing Bourbon

Negroni Sbagliato
Missing Prosecco

Adonis
Missing Orange Bitters

Angel Face
Missing Apricot Brandy

Basil Smash
Missing Lemon Juice

Bee's Knees
Missing Lemon Juice

Blue Moon Cocktail
Missing Lemon Juice

Bramble
Missing Fresh Lemon Juice

Campari Soda
Missing Club Soda

Gin Basil Smash
Missing Fresh Lemon Juice

Gin Fizz
Missing Lemon Juice
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