Negroni Week Is Here!

Negroni Week is finally here! From June 6-12, participating bars will mix their favorite Negroni variations and donate a portion of proceeds from each one sold to a charity of their choice. Head over to negroniweek.com to learn more about this year’s featured charities, participating bars and find more recipes you can mix up at home. You can also keep tabs on the action on Imbibe’s Instagram and Twitter feeds (@imbibe) and by following the #NegroniWeek hashtag.

And, of course, be sure to mix yourself a Negroni! We’ve compiled our favorite recipes in the gallery above.

Apposta Cocktail
Sparkling grapefruit soda elevates and expands the bright botanical flavors in this tangy, citrusy Negroni riff from Chicago’s Charles Joly.

Cold-Brew Coffee Negroni
Why use gin when you can get a little caffeinated push from cold-brew?

Dante’s Negroni Bianco
Test your Negroni mixing mettle with this gorgeous white Negroni riff from Naren Young.

Lucky Negroni
This bold, herbaceous cocktail has a salty, savory edge thanks to the combo of Green Chartreuse and St. George’s unique Terroir Gin.

Parsons’ Negroni Slushy 
Who doesn’t love a boozy slushy, especially one that’s inspired by the Negroni?

Slow Fade
Combining smoky mezcal and bittersweet Campari with blanc vermouth, elderflower liqueur and a dash of Angostura bitters, the Slow Fade is incredibly complex but so balanced that each sip lingers just as the name promises.

Summer Streets Negroni
Vermouth jumps to the forefront of this recipe, supported by a hint of gin, Campari, fresh citrus and warm honey.

Strange Weaver Cocktail
In case the Negroni isn’t summery enough for you, San Francisco bartender Dominic Alling created this crushed-ice mounded refresher to bring the classic cocktail into the realm of the near-tropical.

Stiletta
Manhattan bartender Phil Ward’s inspiration for this cocktail? “I was mulling cider and putting in the star anise just as I took a sip of Campari,” he says, “I was like, ‘Wow, could those two tyrants actually coexist?’ I tried it and they did.”

That’s Amore Sotto Negroni
This sweet little number comes from bartender Brynn Smith of Sotto in Los Angeles. We love it’s smoky, unabashed bitterness. True to the spirit of the Negroni, but a cocktail all its own.