Aperitif

The Campari recipe, which has remained unchanged, originated in Novara in 1860 and is the base for some of the most famous cocktails around the world. >>>

Strega is an herbal Italian liqueur with a unique flavor and a distinctive bright yellow color. It's a digestif made from a secret recipe that includes about 70 botanicals, most notably saffron, mint, and juniper berries.

Begun in 1966 on the family farm in Suditrol by Alphons Walcher, and currently being run by his two sons Theodor and Matthias, this Northern Italian artisan distillery specializes in the local mountain bittersweet liqueurs of the region. >>>

The Neversink duo - Noah Braunstein and Yoni Rabino - are committed to New York apples. And their Apple Brandy is a love song of sorts to all that the fruit has to offer.

A bittersweet (made in Brooklyn) aperitivo infused with 13 botanicals including orange, chamomile and rose. Perfect mixed with soda water or grapefruit juice, on the rocks with lime, or in a Negroni. 24% alc. by vol

Made from Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon grapes as well as macerated fruit liqueurs, Lillet Blanc is great on the rocks, with some soda, or just with a grapefruit slice.

The last remaining independent Vermouth de Chambéry producer. Dolin Dry is perfect for classic cocktails, with notes of herbs, green grass, and citrus.

Made with caramelized sugar which gives Dolin Rouge both it's distinctive taste and color. Hints of clove, thyme, and chestnuts. Perfect for manhattans and negronis.