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Campari and sweet vermouth create a bittersweet herbal base. Soda and citrus oils make the finish lighter.
Explore bitter cocktail recipes with ingredients, quantities and step-by-step instructions. Cocktails with a noticeable bitter or bittersweet finish.
21 drinks found
Campari and sweet vermouth create a bittersweet herbal base. Soda and citrus oils make the finish lighter.
Gin, Campari and sweet vermouth make a bittersweet, herbal cocktail. Orange peel lifts its rich, lingering finish.
Campari gives this Spritz a bitter orange and herbal flavor. Prosecco and soda keep it light and sparkling.
Citrus vodka and Pisang Ambon make a sweet fruit base. Bitter lemon adds a dry, sparkling citrus finish.
Citrus vodka and lime give this tonic drink a sharp base. Tonic adds bitterness and a sparkling finish.
Sweet and dry vermouth give Addington an aromatic wine flavor. Soda adds a light fizz to the bittersweet blend.
Vodka and gin share a crisp tonic base. Juniper and tonic bitterness give this highball its aromatic edge.
Jagermeister and Goldschlager combine herbal bitterness with sweet cinnamon. Chilling gives the mixture a smooth texture.
Pale ale provides a malty, lightly bitter base. Stout adds a dark roasted layer and creamy foam.
Campari adds bitter orange and herbs to lager. The beer keeps the texture light and fizzy.
Coffee supplies a roasted, bitter flavor over neutral grain spirit. The mixture is still and unsweetened.
Dubonnet and gin combine in a bittersweet, wine-led cocktail. Bitters and lemon peel add spice and a fresh citrus aroma.