St. Agrestis Bag-In-Box Negroni RTD

Name: St. Agrestis Bag-In-Box Negroni RTD
Brand: St. Agrestis
SKU: 42609
Price: 59.96 USD
Availability: InStock

Item # 42609 1.75 L

This ready to drink Negroni is the classic that we all know and love, made with local Greenhook Gin, St. Agrestis Inferno Bitter and sweet vermouth. The aromas are floral and botanical focused while the palate is more bitter but not bracing. There's just the right amount of vermouth for a perfectly balanced, addictively drinkable cocktail. Each box contains the equivalent of 20 individual 3oz Negronis.

$59.96/ Single Bottle

$359.76/ Case of 6

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ABV

24.00%

Country

USA

Region

New York

Sub-Region

Brooklyn

Producer

St. Agrestis

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Staff Pick Notes

I get it. You may be skeptical of the cocktail-in-a-box but rest assured you won't be sacrificing quality for convenience. If it makes you feel better, think of your fridge as offering a Negroni on tap. I promise you that if you give it a chance, the chic box will begin to take on a glow of elegance even when sitting next to leftover Lo Mein. Made from the St. Agresitis Inferno bitter spirit, their own vermouth, and Greenhook Ginsmith's Gin. It is a commanding drink delivering the perfect amount of floral sweetness with a pleasant botanical and a not too strong bitterness on the finish. With 20 servings per container, its value cannot be beat. Simply pour over ice, add an orange peel if you're feeling fancy, and enjoy!

- HW

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