London’s renowned Rome-inspired café bar, Bar Termini, has made its way to the vibrant streets of Singapore, bringing with it a selection of bottled Negronis and the captivating Il Diciotto amaro. This marks the very first time these delectable concoctions have graced the Asian market, and they’ve found a home at Singapore’s very own coffee and wine bar, Wildcard. Let’s dive into this exciting fusion of Italian charm and Singaporean zest!
In Singapore, you have the privilege of savoring four distinct varieties of these bottled Negronis, each an exquisite blend of complex bitter and sweet notes, with a touch of citrus fruits and botanical wonders:
Negroni Classico (S$92 / 750ml): The quintessential aged Negroni, a traditional blend of London dry gin, Italian vermouth, and Campari—a classic aperitivo that’s simply irresistible.
Negroni Superiore (S$92 / 750ml): Building upon the Classico, this variation introduces an infusion of pink peppercorns, resulting in a subtly spicy and aromatic finish.
Negroni Rosato (S$92 / 750ml): For those with a penchant for delicate florals, the Negroni Rosato infuses dried pink rose petals into the mix, adding a fragrant twist to the traditional recipe.
Negroni Robusto (S$98 / 750ml): Aged beyond the Classico, this variant offers depth and a more robust flavor, perfect for those seeking a bolder taste experience.
And for the true Bar Termini aficionados, you can even purchase the bar’s signature glassware, including sets of two Negroni glasses (S$50) and two Amaro glasses (S$45) to complete your at-home experience.
Il Diciotto (S$40 / 500ml), a contemporary twist on the traditional Italian Amaro, is handcrafted in London using 18 carefully selected natural botanicals, including citrus fruits, flowers, herbs, and roots. Inspired by the nuanced flavors of amaro from Bergamo, Italy, founder Alessandro Belometti embarked on a journey to create this delightful version, which initially made its mark as the house amaro at Bar Termini. Il Diciotto is incredibly versatile and can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as a key ingredient in your favorite cocktails, making it suitable for any occasion.
Beyond the sheer delight of purchasing these products for your personal enjoyment, Wildcard offers you the chance to experience them in all their glory throughout September. Bar Termini’s very own Maros Potucek, Bar Manager, and Leonardo Filipponi, Bartender and Head of Production, will be on-site Wednesdays through Saturdays from 5 to 8 pm, ready to serve up each of the four Negronis (S$15 per glass) and Il Diciotto neat or on the rocks (S$15 per 50ml).
From 20 – 23 September, during Negroni Week, there will be a special Negroni Week Aperitivo from 6 pm till late, with a grand closing party on 24 September from 1 pm to 6 pm. You can indulge in signature cocktails from the Soho café bar, including the Spritz Termini, Death in Venice, Garibaldi, and Il Diciotto Collins, each priced at S$22.
With a similar vibe to Bar Termini, where you can enjoy everything from espresso to coffee and afternoon aperitivos to nightcaps, Wildcard is open to cater to your cravings. It welcomes guests from Wednesday to Friday, 8 am to 11 pm, Saturdays from 9 am to 11 pm, and Sundays from 9 am to 6 pm. They also offer seasonally themed coffee and wine programs, ensuring that every visit is a memorable one.
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