Classic Cocktails · Aperitifs & Digestifs · Low-ABV Cocktails
Garibaldi
Whip the orange juice until airy and this two-ingredient drink becomes magical.
- Base spirit
- Aperitivo
- Origin
- Italy
- Period
- 19th century
Ingredients
IBA official specification
- Campari50 ml
- Fresh orange juice120 ml
- Glass
- Highball
- Ice
- Ice cubes
- Garnish
- Orange wedge
- Technique
- Built
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Prep time
- 2 min
Method
- 01
Fill a highball with ice and add the Campari.
- 02
Aerate the orange juice in a blender or shaker until fluffy.
- 03
Top the Campari with the orange juice.
- 04
Garnish with an orange wedge.
Tasting Notes
- Aroma
- Fresh orange, bitter herbs
- Finish
- Juicy and bitter
- Character
- Bright brunch aperitivo
Tasting scores are MIXY editorial assessments.
History & Background
Named for Giuseppe Garibaldi, hero of Italian unification: Campari from the north and oranges from Sicily symbolize a united Italy.
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