This website uses cookies to improve your experience navigating our site. By continuing to browse, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.

OK, I understand

The 78˚ Negroni

The Perfect Tipple

Lucy Feagins
Tuesday 27th February 2018

Today we’re signing off on The Perfect Tipple – our four-part Australian gin cocktail series, supported by Dan Murphy’s.

We’re closing the series with an old favourite: the Negroni, albeit, a distinctly Australian version! This Negroni features the 78˚ Degrees Gin, produced by Adelaide Hills Distillery, along with ‘The Italian’, Adelaide Hills’ take on a classic Italian bitter orange aperitif (aka, something a little like Campari).

The 78˚ Degrees Gin brings together 12 Australian native botanicals, and is uniquely distilled at a temperature that never exceeds 78.1˚, ensuring the preservation of delicate flavours.

Combining botanical-infused gin, bitter orange and rosso vermouth, this classic cocktail, served over ice, really is our idea of the perfect tipple.

Meet the team behind Adelaide Hills Distillery at House of Discovery, an interactive pop-up in an abandoned heritage house in Chippendale, March 9th-10th. Learn how to mix the perfect cocktail, spot a quality tequila, and stock your home bar with all of the must-haves. Find out more here.

 

Film – SIRAP, Photographs – Eve Wilson, Styling – Lucy Feagins, Art Direction (and hand model!) – Annie Portelli, Styling Assistance – Ashley Simonetto, featuring a selection of beautiful objects kindly supplied by Urban Edge Ceramics, Maddie Sharrock, Top 3, Riedel, Den Holm, and Cult with jewellery by Lucy Folk.

Similar Stories

The Perfect Tipple

The Dry Gin Sour

Learn how to make four distinctively Australian gin cocktails in our new video series, supported by Dan Murphy's.

The Perfect Tipple

The Ginger Mule

Learn how to make a sweet, sparkling cocktail featuring Melbourne-made Four Pillars Navy Strength Gin.

The Perfect Tipple

The Cutlass Cocktail

Learn how to make four distinctively Australian gin cocktails in our new video series, supported by Dan Murphy's.

The Design Files acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

First Nations artists, designers, makers, and creative business owners are encouraged to submit their projects for coverage on The Design Files. Please email bea@thedesignfiles.net