The Garibaldi
Italians love themselves a nightly aperitivo before dinner, and The Garibaldi is another perfect drink for the occasion. This cocktail is comprised of classic Campari and freshly squeezed orange juice. It’s a simple but effective drink for the upcoming spring evenings.
History of The Garibaldi
The drink’s name has the best bit of history. It’s an allegory for the unification of Northern and Southern Italy. Campari, coming from the north (near Milan) and Valencia oranges from the south (Sicily). So, the coming of these ingredients in the drink was named after the Italian revolutionary and reunification, Giuseppe Garibaldi. Whilst there is no distinct history of how these ingredients were first poured together, the combination has made a permanent dent in bars around the world. The Garibaldi is the flagship drink of the Dante cocktail bar in New York City.