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Bar Basso

Milan, Italy

Bar Basso, Milan
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A historic place where the Negroni Sbagliato was accidentally created, it serves cocktails in huge glasses with a single block of ice.

Bar Basso in Milan, operating since 1947 at via Plinio 39, is a historic establishment known for its innovations in the world of cocktails. In 1972, bartender Mirko Stocchetto accidentally created the famous Negroni Sbagliato here, replacing gin with sparkling prosecco wine. Cocktails are served in large glasses with a single block of ice, which is a hallmark of the place. This venue is an important point on Milan's nightlife map, attracting both locals and visitors. A visit to Bar Basso allows one to experience the authentic atmosphere of an Italian aperitivo.

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Sources: barbasso.com, en.wikipedia.org

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Plan about 1 h.

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