Coffee + Negronis for Negroni Week

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[N]egroni week, the global effort to raise money for charities around the world is back again, for its fourth year. Negroni Week has grown from 100 participating venues to over 6,000 around the world. Who knew gin could do so much good?

We’ll be doing our part and drinking negronis (through June 11) at participating venues all week long, the boozy kind, and the coffee-infused kind. Here are two cafés and two bars that are participating in Negroni Week with coffee-infused (some alcoholic, some not) negronis.

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(Photo: Rachel Sandstrom Morrison.)

Either/Or, Portland, Oregon
Featured Negroni: Negroni mocktail, equal parts house-infused non-alcoholic cascara “Campari,” cold-brew, and juniper berry “gin.”

Charity: One dollar from every mocktail sold will go to Outside In.

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Madcap’s Costa de Cascara. (Photo: courtesy of Madcap Coffee.)

For their La Marzocco residency, Madcap Coffee will be serving three different riffs on the classic Negroni.

Antipodal: a blend of house-made grapefruit-juniper syrup, double espresso, and infused fre alcohol-removed red blend wine.
Camillo Rose: grapefruit juice infused with white tea
Costa de Cascara: a blend of espresso, cascara, and a citrus peel reduction.

Charity: a portion of proceeds from each negroni-inspired drink will be donated to Heartside Ministry in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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(Photo: courtesy of Holy Water.)

Holy Water, San Francisco, California
Featured Negroni: Mezcal El Silencio, Coffee-infused Campari and Italian Vermouth

Charity: Art of Elysium
Empowers artists and communities of need to join together and emotionally triumph over their circumstances through art.

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(Photo: courtesy of Hank’s Cocktail Bar.)

Hank’s Cocktail Bar, Washington, DC
Featured Negroni: the Minerva, a blend of Mezcal, house bitter coffee cordial, Campari, dolin rouge vermouth, and an orange flame, created by Hank’s head bartender Jessica Weinstein.

Charity: Miriam’s Kitchen, whose mission is to end chronic homelessness in Washington DC.
Rachel Sandstrom Morrison is Fresh Cup‘s associate editor. 

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