Negroni Sbagliato Punch
The happy accident from Milan in batch form—Campari, vermouth, and sparkling wine
- 2 cupscampari
- 2 cupssweet vermouth
- 2 bottlesprosecco(chilled)
- 3oranges(sliced into wheels)
- orange wheelsgarnish
- 1Add orange wheels to punch bowl
- 2Pour Campari and sweet vermouth over oranges
- 3Add ice
- 4Top with chilled Prosecco
- 5Stir gently once
- 6Serve in wine glasses with orange slice
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The Negroni Sbagliato (mistaken Negroni) was created in 1968 at Bar Basso in Milan when bartender Mirko Stocchetto accidentally reached for sparkling wine instead of gin. The happy mistake created a lighter, more effervescent take on the classic Negroni that has become a modern aperitivo staple. This punch version is perfect for Italian-themed gatherings.
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