How to make a Campari Shakerato
Learn how to make the Italian Campari Shakerato cocktail with only one main ingredient — Campari.
Ingredients
- 3 oz Campari
- Ice
- Garnish: Lemon Coin
Don’t skip the dry shake—this helps give the Shakerato its luxurious texture.
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