The Garibaldi is a classic cocktail that was created in Italy in the 1800s. Named for Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian general who helped to unify the country under one government, the recipe is traditionally made with just two ingredients: orange juice and the bitter Italian liqueur Campari. When combined, the drink has a striking red-orange color that is said to be representative of Garibaldi’s followers, who were known for wearing red shirts.
Fill a lowball glass with cracked ice.
Add orange juice and Campari to lowball glass.
Using a bar spoon, gently stir for 5-7 seconds.
Garnish with orange slice.