"A Florentine Count, Camillo Negroni, walked into the Caffè Casoni in Via de’ Tornabuoni in Florence to enjoy a cocktail," Cerio says.

The Negroni’s origin dates back to 1919.“A Florentine Count, Camillo Negroni, walked into the Caffè Casoni in Via de’ Tornabuoni in Florence to enjoy a cocktail,” Cerio says. “Inspired ...

This is when a man named Count Camillo Negroni strolled in and asked bartender Fosco Scarselli to make him an Americano. But, since he wanted a boozier version, he asked for him to swap out the ...

The Negroni's origin dates back to 1919, Olivia Cerio, Campari Group Italian spirits portfolio ambassador, tells USA TODAY in an emailed statement. "A Florentine Count, Camillo Negroni, walked ...

The classic Negroni stars Campari — the deeply bittersweet, orangy and herbal aperitivo — mixed with equal parts sweet vermouth and dry gin, and was purportedly invented by Count Camillo ...

It is a bittersweet Italian cocktail, reportedly invented by Count Camillo Negroni, who in 1919 walked into the Caffe Casoni in Florence, ordered an Americano with gin instead of soda water and ...

While the original Negroni recipe, created by Count Camillo Negroni in Italy, is one part each Campari, sweet vermouth and gin, many creative variations have popped up in local restaurants and ...