Cynar cocktail

Get a taste of Italy with these classic Cynar cocktails. From a Bitter Giuseppe to a Jeez Louise to an Italian Julep, you'll love this tasty aperitif!

On National Artichoke Day, Cynar encourages us to embrace the unexpected one sophisticated cocktail at a time.

If you know your way around an Aperol Spritz, are acquainted with Campari and could sip Negronis all day (well, as much as propriety allows), perhaps ...

Cynar Cocktail: The Long Goodbye - Imbibe Magazine

Are you new to Cynar? You'll be converted by this easy cocktail recipe of the Cynar Gin Fizz from Polpo restaurant in London. Taste Venice in every sip!

This spirit-forward cocktail is a riff on a Manhattan, replacing the bitters with Cynar, a bittersweet liqueur.

The Cynar Negroni is an intriguing spin on the classic featuring this Italian liqueur! It gives it a bitter, citrusy, and mellow flavor.

Within the vast realm of mixology, the world of cocktails offers a delightful array of flavors, combinations, and experiences. Amongst the multitude of spirits, one often overlooked gem holds a distinctive place on the bartending stage - Cynar. This bittersweet Italian liqueur, crafted from artichokes and a harmonious blend of herbs, has quietly earned a loyal following among cocktail enthusiasts seeking unique and complex flavors. #CynarCocktails

The Scorched Earth cocktail is a symphony of bold flavors. The smokiness of the mezcal, the distinctive bitterness of Cynar, and the herbal qualities of Campari combine to create a drink that's both complex and harmonious. It's strong, with a lingering aftertaste that's pleasantly bitter and aromatic.

This Cynar Toronto is an old-fashioned style cocktail made with an Italian amaro. This stirred drink is a perfectly balanced sweet and bitter sipper!