Working as a New York bartender, Nate takes a customer's order, makes her a Negroni with flair-bartending bottle flips, tells her the drink's history and quietly steals her bracelet.
Season 2, Episode 7, “The Feminism Part” (2018) · Vincent Martino
On a road trip, Vincent helps out behind a short-staffed college-town bar and charms the students with 'exotic' cocktails he claims to have invented, until the bartender quietly points out it's a Negroni.
Americano— Campari and sweet vermouth with a splash of soda. Bitter, low in alcohol and made for early evening.
Bitter Giuseppe— A Manhattan built on the artichoke amaro Cynar instead of whiskey, with sweet vermouth and a quarter ounce of lemon. Low in alcohol, big on bitter.
Cardinale— Gin and dry vermouth with a measure of Campari: a dry, pale-red cousin of the Negroni.
Enzoni— Gin shaken with muddled white grapes, lemon and a little Campari: a fruity, gently bitter sour served over a big cube.
Garibaldi— Campari and fresh orange juice over ice. Bittersweet, juicy and light.
Negroni Sbagliato— Campari and sweet vermouth with sparkling wine where the gin should be: the “mistaken” Negroni, lighter and fizzier.