POLI DISTILLERIE
NEGRONI READY TO SERVE
SCHIAVON • VENETO • WITH MARCONI GIN AND GRAN BASSANO VERMOUTH
"The perfection of the Italian aperitif in a single gesture. An impeccable sweet-bitter cocktail, crafted with premium house spirits to emulate the high-end bar experience in your own home."
Effortless Sophistication
The Poli Ready-to-Serve Negroni is crafted by Poli Distillerie in Schiavon, Veneto. It is a sweet-bitter cocktail, a blend of Marconi Gin (vacuum distilled), Gran Bassano Rosso Vermouth based on Merlot, and a botanical craft house bitter.
1. Technical Details
Producer / Winery: Poli Distillerie (est. 1898).
Region of Origin: Schiavon, Veneto, Italy.
Blend Components: Marconi Gin (juniper, mountain pine, muscat grapes), Gran Bassano Rosso Vermouth (infused Merlot wine), and Poli bitter.
Drink Type: Ready-to-serve cocktail.
Profile: Sweet-bitter.
Production Method: Cold blending of the three house spirits.
Alcohol Content: 25.0% Vol.
Serving Temperature: 6°C - 8°C, with a large ice cube.
SKU / MPN: IT-POLI-NEGRONI-RTS-700ML
2. Luxury Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep ruby red with orange and copper flashes.
Nose: Juniper, mountain pine, bitter orange, rhubarb, cinnamon, candied red fruits, and a herbaceous background.
Palate: Sumptuous and sweet, with the strength of the gin and a bitter foundation from the house bitter that balances the drink; dry, long, and citrusy finish.
3. Distillate Architecture
4. Occasions and Recommended Pairings
Gourmet Fine Pairing: Aged cheeses (Parmigiano Reggiano, Pecorino), fine charcuterie, stuffed green olives, toasted nuts, sourdough pizza, lasagna, or dishes with smoky notes and dark chocolate.
Suggested Moments:
- Grilled Meats (Carnita Asada): Cleanses the palate from fat and smoke.
- Business: Refined corporate after-dinner drink.
- Family Meal: Weekend gathering aperitif.
- Summer: At dusk, well chilled.
- Special Celebration: Event bars and toasts.
- The Perfect Gift: For enthusiasts of classic mixology.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
Is this cocktail dry, semi-dry, or sweet?
It is sweet-bitter: the sweetness of the vermouth is balanced by the dry, bitter background of the gin and the bitter.
Which spirits is it composed of?
Marconi Gin, Gran Bassano Rosso Vermouth (Merlot base), and a Poli botanical craft bitter.
How long does it last once the bottle is opened?
Thanks to its alcohol content, it keeps well for several months if closed and stored in a cool place or refrigerated.