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Garibaldi recipe
Also known as Campari Orange, Campari and Orange
IBA officialBuiltHighballCubed ice6% ABV190 kcal
The Garibaldi is a built cocktail from Italy, made with Campari and orange juice, served in a highball over ice. It is bitter. It is an official IBA cocktail, in Contemporary Classics.
Named after Giuseppe Garibaldi: Campari from the north and oranges from the south, united in one glass. Also ordered simply as a Campari Orange.
Garibaldi ingredients
| Campari | 50 ml (1¾ oz) |
| Orange juice | 150 ml (5 oz) |
How to make a Garibaldi
- Pour the Campari over ice in a highball.
- Top with freshly squeezed orange juice, whipped until airy.
- Garnish with an orange wedge.
- Glass
- Highball
- Ice
- Cubed
- Garnish
- Orange wedge
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Garibaldi: quick answers
- How strong is a Garibaldi?
- About 5.6% alcohol once the ice has melted in, roughly 10 g of alcohol per drink. That is an estimate: brands and dilution vary.
- How many calories are in a Garibaldi?
- About 190 calories per drink, from the alcohol and the sweet and fresh ingredients. An estimate: brands and the amount of sugar change it. Compare every drink in the cocktail calorie chart.
- What glass is a Garibaldi served in?
- A highball, over ice cubes.
- How many ingredients does a Garibaldi have?
- 2 in total: Campari and orange juice. Simple enough to make at home.
