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The History of the Americano Cocktail

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April 24, 2017

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Vermouth, Campari, and the Americano Way: the etymology of the Americano & Negroni cocktails takes us from Visigothic rulers and Latin kings to Italian adventurers and the origin of the American dollar.

Small correction: The name "Arthur Henry Savage Landor" should be "ARNOLD Henry Savage Landor". Thanks to PureZOOKS for pointing that out!

Endnote 1Spies & the Americano

Endnote 2An Althernative Etymology for "America"

For more information on the naming of America, see Name Explains video "Who Named America?"

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