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Learn how to make an Aperol Spritz, a Paper Plane and a Negroni
The most common aperitivo in Italy, the Aperol Spritz is a combination of bitter flavours, sweet orange, and crisp Prosecco.
Featuring flavours of sweet orange, bitter herbal notes and a bourbon backbone, the Paper Plane is surprisingly approachable and refreshing.
A bittersweet classic Italian cocktail, the Negroni was born in 1919 when count Camillo Negroni wanted a stiffer Americano and asked for it to be made with gin instead of its traditional soda water.