About the spirit
Expertly crafted cocktail made with Stefan's artisan spirits
- I decided to bottle the Negroni cocktail I make at home - so Angels can enjoy a glass! I mixed my Rambla 41 Lot d’Hivern Gin with the Rambla 41 Vermouth and our own bitters created from almonds and orange peel.
- Bright red, simple and sophisticated at the same time, my Negroni has a complex flavour, full of dry, sweet and bitter nuances. Thank you Naked Angels for your support and giving me the confidence to create this very special classical Italian cocktail with my own twist. I hope you enjoy!
- I serve it cold in an old-fashioned type glass on the rocks with an orange wedge or twisted peel. Once open store in the fridge so you are always ready for a party! My Negroni cocktail is non chill filtered and may become cloudy.
Stefan, Ginmaker
Best before
Ready to drink now, once opened store for up to a month in the fridge
Serving advice
Pour over ice and garnish with a slice of orange - stirred not shaken
Food match
A delicious aperitif
Contains sulphites
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Spain
Catalonia
Non-Wine
23.0% ABV
70cl
Meet the spirit maker - Stefan Lismond
- Belgian-born Stefan spent the first 15 years of his career in the wine business, before following his passion into the world of spirits... craft gin in particular.
- G&Ts are hot in Barcelona and fit perfectly the Spanish life style. Stefan saw a great opportunity to respond to this trend and make an outspoken Mediterranean gin for Barcelona. He and his friend Philippe, made their first batch of gin in March 2013… and he hasn’t looked back since!
- His Rambla gins have been distilled exclusively for Angels in Spain’s Priorat region – famous for its wine. They're based on the principle of 'terroir', unique in gin-making.
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