Based on the original Contratto recipe from 1933, this bitter makes for a perfect base for a Negroni, with the gentian orange peel and wormwood all poised to anchor the cocktail.

Contratto is Italy's oldest sparkling wine house - founded in 1867. Their dry vermouth is an absolute treat, matching the base wine's moderate acidity and light, crisp nature with botanicals and a dry finish.

Contratto is Italy's oldest sparkling wine house - founded in 1867 and the recipe for this vermouth originates from the era. It matches many gins for those Negroni lovers reading, but we think it at it's best in a Manhattan.

Based on original family recipe from the 1935, Contratto Aperitif has lively notes of rhubarb, lemon, tangerine and herbal notes bringing fresh and lively citrus balanced by a bittersweet edge.

Based on the original Contratto recipe from the 1920s, Fernet is a type of amaro that's perfect for use as a digestif. Expect herbal notes and strong anise, fennel and spiced notes to come through.