Cold Brew Sbagliato Recipe (Coffee Meets Pet-Nat)

Cold Brew Sbagliato Recipe (Coffee Meets Pet-Nat)

  • Mike Traynor

A Cold Brew Sbagliato - a dark Traynor cocktail over ice with an orange twist - at the Hillier bottle shop, Prince Edward County

A “sbagliato” (Italian for “mistaken”) is a Negroni made with sparkling wine instead of gin. Ours leans further off-script: cold brew coffee, a touch of simple syrup, and our sparkling Pet-Nat over ice. It’s part iced coffee, part spritz, low in alcohol, and the most-photographed drink we pour.

Ingredients

  • 1.5 oz cold brew coffee
  • 0.5 oz simple syrup
  • 2 to 3 oz Pet-Nat (sparkling)
  • Ice
  • Orange peel, to garnish

How to make it

  1. Fill a rocks glass with ice.
  2. Add the cold brew and simple syrup; give it a quick stir.
  3. Top with chilled Pet-Nat, express an orange peel over the surface (squeeze to release the oils), and drop it in.

Tips

Use a smooth, not-too-bitter cold brew — it’s sharing the glass with sparkling wine, so you want balance. Add the Pet-Nat last and don’t over-stir, or you’ll lose the bubbles. Like it less sweet? Cut the simple syrup to a quarter ounce.

The Cold Brew Sbagliato is our signature pour — $11 on the summer menu. Curious about Pet-Nat? Read What is Pet-Nat?

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