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Before the meal, try a slightly bitter campari liqueur, which became known to the whole world.
How to try campari in Milan
Campari liqueur is citrus liqueur with herbs with bright red color. Campari taste with nothing can not be confused - it is a bitter drink and is often mixed with juices. The most popular cocktail with campari - a mixture of liquor and orange juice, it is also called Garibaldi.

Campari is best to drink before meals, since it promotes appetite and a little uplifting. Besides restaurants, you can try campari in nightclubs, where it is a very popular drink.

Serve it in a pure form with ice in a wine glasses with slices of lemon.

How much?

€5 for a glass.

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Guest09 March 2026
Guest11 March 2018Сидели в кафе De Ville , заказали компари- это полная фигня, самая настоящая валерьянка

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