Aloe & Apple White No-Groni

For those seeking the sophisticated bitterness of a classic Negroni without the spirits, Chef Richard Sandoval presents a crisp and botanical alternative. This Aloe & Apple White No-Groni from the Art of Zero-Proof collection elegantly reimagines the 1910s original. It swaps gin for the herbal notes of Seedlip Garden 108. Additionally, it tempers the aperitif’s bite with fresh aloe vera and a tart apple shrub. The result is a balanced, pre-batched cocktail that’s both a refreshment and a revelation.

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Aloe and Apple White No-Groni


  • Author: Richard Sandoval
  • Yield: Make 7 cocktails (pre batch) 1x

Description

This spirit-free cocktail rebalances the Negroni with crisp apple and soothing aloe vera.


Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. In a container, combine all the ingredients and blend with an immersion blender until thoroughly incorporated.
  2. Strain through a fine mesh filter (it’s important not to use a coffee filter).
  3. Bottle and store refrigerated.
  4. When serving a pre-batch cocktail, serve 3.5 oz of the mix.
  5. Garnish with fresh apple slices

Recipe by Chef Richard Sandoval
Photography Courtesy of Richard Sandoval Hospitality

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