Recipes Aged Negroni Be the first to rate & review! This delicious gin, Campari and vermouth cocktail develops a smooth, deep flavor after being aged in an oak barrel for a month. Slideshow: Campari Cocktails By Jeffrey Morgenthaler Updated on April 15, 2021 Print Rate It Share Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: © Lucas Allen Active Time: 20 mins Total Time: 20 mins Yield: 1 liter Ingredients One 1-liter oak barrel (see Note) 11 ounces gin 11 ounces sweet vermouth 11 ounces Campari Ice Orange twists, for serving Directions If the barrel is new and dry inside, fill it with water and let stand until watertight, about 24 hours. Drain. Using a funnel, fill the barrel with all of the liquid ingredients. Let age, tasting a sample once a week, until the cocktail has taken on a rounded but not overly oaky flavor, about 1 month. Strain the cocktail through a coffee filter–lined funnel into a glass container and store indefinitely. To serve, pour 3 ounces of the cocktail into an ice-filled rocks glass and stir well, then garnish with a twist. Notes You can find 1-, 2-, 3- and 5-liter barrels at tuthilltown.com ($60 to $96). For barrels larger than 1 liter, multiply each aged cocktail recipe proportionately. Rate it Print