Campari Liqueur

Liqueur · 24.0% ABV

Campari · Lombardia, Italy

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  • The Hop Shop

    217.0 miles away · 121 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/24/2026

    2oz Pour $11

  • Nostrand Avenue Pub

    218.9 miles away · 658 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/24/2026

    Pour $11

  • Daltons Bar And Grill

    219.9 miles away · 611 9th Avenue, New York, NY 10036

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/23/2026

  • Bevelry Bar

    254.1 miles away · 275 North Elm Street, High Point, NC 27262

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/16/2026

    Double Pour $25

  • Local Cantina Westerville

    300.2 miles away · 667 North Cleveland Avenue, Westerville, OH 43082

    Restaurant · Menu Updated: 01/16/2026

    1.5oz Pour $7

  • Troll Pub at the Wheelhouse

    360.6 miles away · 216 Wayne Avenue, Dayton, OH 45402

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/23/2026

    1.25oz Pour $8.50

  • Three Blind Mice Irish Pub

    373.5 miles away · 101 North Main Street, Mount Clemens, MI 48043

    Bar · Menu Updated: 01/22/2026

    1.5oz Shot $5

  • Molly Malones Irish Pub & Restaurant.

    376.4 miles away · 112 East 4th Street, Covington, KY 41011

    Restaurant · Menu Updated: 01/22/2026

    1.25oz Pour $5

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Spirit Description

Campari was created circa 1860 by a Lombardy-born man named Gaspare Campari. He worked his way up to barman in a cafe in Torino before moving to Milano where he created his renowned bitter concoction. His namesake bitters was first known as Bitter all’usa d’Holanda and its ingredients have never been disclosed other than to say that “it is the result of an infusion of bitter herbs, aromatic plants, and fruit in alcohol and water”. The only other change to the original recipe occured in 2006 when carmine (a natural dye sourced from crushed cochineal insects) ceased to be used for coloring. Now artificial colors are used.

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